Sentences with phrase «meant to use»

Unlike most eReaders, you're meant to use the stylus as a primary means of navigating the iRex.

[Moses] nods to himself as if to confirm those were the exact words he meant to use.

The engine was derived from a series hybrid - drive propulsion system meant to use 40 % of gasoline's potential energy (the typical car only uses 15 % of gasoline's potential energy).

This concept fits into Mercedes - Benz's larger vision for the future, which entails an entire «City of the Future 2030 +» that's meant to use autonomous cars to further urban infrastructure design.

however, I think you didn't meant to use «horizontal»... Also my answer has not been appreciated or, probably, understood so deleted...

Jefferson Parish public schools had already planned for expansion, spokeswoman Elizabeth Branley said, and stood ready to welcome children who had meant to use vouchers.

Each child knows they are not meant to use the toilet during lesson time but sometimes it can't be helped.

meant to use Daniel... balls

They're not meant to use used all over your face — especially during the day when you'll be exposed to sun and light.

Rather, Soubry suggested that the prime minister had slipped up in the heat of battle and had meant to use a different word.

They were meant to use it to fall asleep.

While this wash cloth is actually meant to use on your body, I like using it on my face because it's so soft!

I meant to use evaporated milk but picked up sweetened condensed milk instead.

I meant to use egg with it to make everything stick to the tilapia better, but found out rather belatedly that I was all out of em», so I tried to sub with flax seed meal and water.

I just wanted to check that you are definitely meant to use four sweet potatoes — I just thought that one potato for one cake may be a little much.

We have brains and are meant to use them.

Which is why Msgr. Knox can say: «I don't believe that St. Thomas meant to use the argument from design when he gave his fifth proof.

If you meant to use the long division symbol rather than square root, it looks to me like religion divided by unthinking, heartless people equals conflict and war...

After all, «Google» has entered the dictionary as a transitive verb meaning to use that search engine to look for information on the Web.

Tenderness means to use our hands and our heart to comfort the other, to take care of those in need.

«OK Glass, take a picture,» now, did you just mean to use the Path app?

First I heard about the Silk Road and I thought it was much more interesting than bitcoin was, bitcoin was just a means to use the Silk Road.

So they can't be regarded as the most reliable means to use when trying to compare any mutual funds for their performance.

People who don't mean to use me see my enthusiasm for being part of a team, but fail to see my needs too.

When people, for example, bring different meanings to the use of the same word, their communication gets hung up on that word.

To love God with your mind means to use your mind — that marvelous, mysterious, creative gift of God — as fully and productively as possible, throughout your life.

Stanford Research Institute: «In the coming decade, science and technology will provide new means to use the vast resources of the oceans, to exploit the Arctic and Antarctic, to explore space, perhaps to affect climates.

The resources are in the earth and the means to use those resources are at hand to lift mankind beyond the threat of starvation, and out of the grinding condition of insecure physical existence.

This means that during those ancient days there were no proper means to use in preparing some kinds of meat.

I think the average person, and I don't mean to use that derogatorily, is not going to devote themselves to sitting down and reading the curriculum that has kept western civilization relatively stable for hundreds of years.

Did you mean to use the word «not» after the word must in the sentence «Even within Christianity, we must condemn or criticize those who do not believe like we do or behave the way we think is «right»?

I had some Israeli couscous in the cupboard I've been meaning to use up.

One of my favorite gluten free blogging friends, Aubree of Living Free, first introduced me to the concept of cashew butter back when she hosted it as the Blogger Secret Ingredient one week, and I've been meaning to use it ever since.

I've been meaning to use beetroots in smoothies just haven't got around to it yet!

I've been meaning to use it again in a recipe or months now, but I just never got around to it.

Do you mean to use baking powder instead of baking soda if the soda is not already in the recipe?

I've been meaning to use up my last can of pumpkin puree since December.

As for the flour, are you meaning to use all whole spelt and no oat flour?

So then I thought - no worries - I'll do something with the delicata squash that I've been meaning to use.

I have some Thai red curry paste I've been meaning to use up.

I've been meaning to use feta cheese but in the last minute decided to add a good amount of creamy, almost caramleized leeks as well.

I didn't mean to use such an inflammatory word, and I'm not even sure what I said is in fact happening.

Someone who lisps says the «th» sound when they mean to use an «s» or «z» sound.

Your choice of child infant strollers will absolutely be affected by simply exactly how numerous youngsters you mean to use it for, precisely just how you are mosting likely to utilize the baby stroller and where, along with finally your budget strategy.

I've been meaning to use creamy Havarti instead of mozzarella to shake things up but wouldn't it be nice to sneak some veggies into their diet while I'm at it?

If you mean to use it to bring baby along anywhere, light weight should be practical.

It was also the same info which enabled me to demand (and I mean to use this word) that I hold my baby after cs.

What does it mean to use a respectful voice?

As she declared in her maiden speech: «Women have got a vote now and we mean to use it.»

[1] Quotations are used here around the word «ethnic» to reflect the contrivance of the term as well as the inaccuracy of attributing a fixed set of characteristic to any one «ethnic» group, many of which were exaggerated and exploited during colonialism as a means to use indigenous peoples against other indigenous peoples.