Sentences with phrase «known means»

I doubt that a lot of adults know the meaning of that word either.

These instructions are for those who do have an unlock code, but don't know the means of putting into the actual BlackBerry.

It's professional because people know you mean business and it's affordable.

He doesn't even know the meaning of play.

I think you don't really know the meaning of arrogant.

Looking for a someone who knows the meaning of discretion.

When the curriculum was completed, I felt confident about the lessons we had created, but knew this meant nothing if they did not resonate with the students.

I am looking for a sincere person, who knows the meaning behind a relationship and the meaning of real love!

Back to school as most of you parents know means getting back into a routine.

Low fat as you probably know means high sugar and highly processed food.

Far more important is discovering your fullest expression of the pose, knowing this means something different for everybody.

Hence I believe most of us already knew the meaning of beach dresses rather they are described country wise.

• Children sometimes use unacceptable language without knowing the meaning of the words.

This is the only known means of prevention at the current time.

A reconstruction of events ruled out other known means of catching the virus.

Anyone who has played a game like this before knows this means that the second jump must sometimes be saved for a very specific time in order to reach new platforms.

You never know the meaning of unconditional love until you adopt an animal, especially one with a special need.

But when you're in second grade, you don't yet know the meaning of impossible.

It's back - to - school time, and those of you with young children know that means stocking up on fun items like glue sticks, pencils and magic markers.

American managers and professionals hardly know the meaning of leisure.

Let the sunshine in... oh no I meant to say for sale by owners.

He knew his body well enough to know it meant trouble.

Don't just say you want a great job doing great things; make sure to let the recruiter know you mean business.

If not, then start knowing the meaning of baby names.

Any athlete who has played in a championship game knows the meaning of pressure.

We can not fully know the meaning of love until it has done all its work.

No one may ever know the Meaning of life!

Doesn't anybody know the meaning of giving a little to get along?

If you consider you can not possible know all meaning yet limit meaning is not reasonable.

While selecting those names be very sure you perfectly know the meaning of the names.

No I meant enjoy starting the solids, that's fun.

The intimidating design lets your competitors know you mean business, giving you an outright advantage from the start!

If you are an avid investor, you might probably know the meaning.

It is necessary that all users know the meaning of mature individual activities.

When students know the meanings of their words, their confidence and interest levels increase, leading to academic success.

In addition, the dual exhaust will let others on the road know you mean business.

, but I would rather know the meaning and implication.

Enough is enough and this election season, we have to let legislators know we mean business.

They are all innocent of course, and we start every day knowing we can't save all of them and knowing that means death for some of them.

Of course, fans immediately knew this meant that a nicely red edged Switch case might soon be the new home for the game.

On the other hand: a third grader knows the meaning of «trick» and «hide».

As noted above, however, any reference to a widely used acronym is only helpful if your audience knows the meaning.

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