Sometimes you hit a lyric that means something to you.
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It means something to her to honor him as well.
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Mr. Blood's cable means something to the people of Bangladesh.
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Maybe this means something to you and maybe it doesn't.
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The glove means something to them — it represents their own battles.
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If it's true enough, it means something to all of them.
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It all means something to me, even if I don't know what.
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Your name means something to us and we won't stop saying it.
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What I can say, though, is that it means something to me.
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As you know, what you say really means something to your fans.
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"It means something to you, you see, as it should," she says.
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This story really means something to me because I'm a chef now.
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All the guys I've hooked up with ... it all means something to me.
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Anyway, I decided that this particular vanity handle actually means something to me.
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I told my kids to find a project that means something to them.
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Smile for yourself because it means something to you and because it's natural.
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Dana, why aren't they counter offering with something that means something to them?
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It's a great piece of home decor that means something to her, too.
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If you grew up in Britain, "the park" probably means something to you.
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The fact that he canceled his visit here, that means something to me.
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It means something to us as individuals, and it's central to our national narrative.
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It really means something to the medics to be working in medicine in Venezuela.
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It meant something to me and it means something to all of the fans.
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" Meanwhile Timanti says that she concentrates "on making music that means something to me.
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"Copy allows our customers to create something that really means something to them." allblues.
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Unlike the OMB/CBO fight, border security actually means something to the average American.
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It means something to him, then, to play a classic role like Billy Bigelow.
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He lifted you up when you were down, because your happiness means something to him.
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Iggy loves making videos, and it means something to her in terms of her style.
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"You get something when you're younger and it means something to you then," she said.
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It's just very nice to be in something that means something to a lot of people.
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The note clearly means something to the young boy since it's still hanging on the board.
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And it means something to them," she said, adding, with a laugh, "I'm glad I'm useful!
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I'm in a position where I can be effective, and hopefully that means something to California.
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He's an icon who means something to people in a way that Kevin himself probably doesn't understand.
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To hear that [Pippi] means something to someone—I'm really proud of the work we did on there.
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He chose Time because he understands that appearing on the cover of that magazine means something to people.
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"We needed a real person in New York fashion whose opinion means something to young designers," he said.
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But if it turns out to be a medium that means something to people, it's worth a shot.
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Being a scientist means something to scientists; they take it seriously, so other scientists take it seriously too.
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He writes really good music that has a story and means something to him and he uses real instruments.
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But it's useful to start with some kind of clear big-picture goal that means something to normal people.
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When someone is important to you or means something to you, you need to tell them and not wait.
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I want to do something that means something to me, and I hope will mean something to an audience.
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I appreciate art, I always have," she wrote on a post, adding, "especially when that art means something to me.
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But I think everything that you care about a lot is a little scary, because it means something to you.
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We're thinking about making it sound real, like you can feel that this means something to the people playing it.
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What means something to me is I'm going to direct questions to the FBI that I expect them to answer.
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Pick a state that means something to her like where she was born, went to college, or where you met.
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I think that means something to head coach Jon Gruden, and I think the Raiders step up to the moment.
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My particular outlook on life and work is just do stuff that means something to me, to try to avoid labels.
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Jackson shared on Instagram last year that all of her body art means something to her — she considers it body armor.
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There's this certain type of personality that sees this incredible vision in the sky and it really, it means something to us.
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The information that I think people received about Joe Biden was some of his historic connection, which, understandably, means something to people.
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Having somebody tell them they can go get breakfast and assure them I'll be there with their baby, it means something to them.
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But it was such an empowering moment for me and I'm so excited for this shot because it really means something to me.
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Suddenly, it means something when you say you're a Slytherin, in the same way it means something to say you're a reformed Jew.
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I have struggled my entire life through thick and thin to actually get out there and do something that actually means something to people.
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"I've always wanted to be associated to a charity that means something to me in a major way," Dornan said, according to the BBC.
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On a lot of different levels, everyone has their own fun with the song, and it means something to them in their own gender.
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Showing someone that whatever is special to them means something to you because they want it, or need it, or just really like it.
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"It was great and emotional being able to see him actually being known and seeing that he means something to everybody," Cantu told WNDU.
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There's a need to label it and I get that because Black love is something that means something to the community when it's said.
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"The theatrical model continues to have a lot of value, especially because it means something to viewers when films play in theaters," Mr. Cohen said.
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I think that what means something to me is the symbolism, particularly from a female artist, but any kind of artist this is true for.
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It's hip-hop, it's urban, it's pop, it means something to everybody—I don't care if it's Def Poetry, or Def Comedy, or Def Music.
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Once you sit down with your manager, talk about the company's mission and why getting a higher salary or a better title means something to you.
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It's very gratifying to know that your potential, what you bring to the table, and the narrative that you're speaking means something to brands like this.
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"We're trying to connect with the viewer, so they see the image in a way that means something to them on a personal level," she said.
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The other great thing is the awesome feeling when you know someone has connected with the music you've made and it really means something to them.
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It means something to the Iraqis, more to the Iranians, and a great deal to the U.S. because it will result in a loss of situational awareness.
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"That accomplishment means something to me with a historic program like this," said Gonzaga point guard Nigel Williams-Goss, who finished with 11 points and five assists.
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But the articles put forward today will give us a chance to show that we will defend the Constitution and that our oath means something to us.
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Stoner shut-ins and indie band frontwomen alike will buy it because it means something to them, and not just because it's a potent critique of late-capitalism.
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It still means something to have a wife who could make the choice to stay home full-time to pursue her own low-pay or no-paying goals.
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But you're saying look, in the real world we have this apparatus and people are engaged with us and it means something to be attached to our brand.
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"If you think about the games industry, Age of Empires is one of five or 10 properties that really means something to people, like really multi-generational," Neumann said.
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Mavis's retrograde comes in the form of achieving a drunken smooch with Buddy, who may not even remember it the next day, though it sure means something to her.
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"The returns are by no means something to get excited about," said certified financial planner Peter Palion, founder and president at Master Plan Advisory in East Meadow, New York.
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The gazebo "means something to the community and we're going to investigate this to the best of our ability," a police spokesperson previously told news outlets following the crime.
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"We want them to be seen and understood; that their absence means something to this country," Obama said on a conference call with Organizing for Action on Friday. Sen.
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We'll see if it means something to an audience, but I think part of what it is, is what all good movie are supposed to be: they're very personal.
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No doubt everyone in your life is giving you plenty of well-meaning baby name suggestions, but you probably want to find a name that really means something to you.
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Sam Sarowitz, New York-based movie poster collector, says there's three reasons people buy film posters: the film, the director, or the star of the film means something to them.
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Something about ancient art, like Egyptian hieroglyphs and images of bodies being iconic or powerful, means something to the history of how black bodies are depicted and owned by black creators.
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I think more people are actually understanding that and getting stuff that really means something to them, rather than just picking something off a sheet of paper that's already made up.
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The fact that it still means something to some people, it's surprising but also kind of not, because people liked it as much as I did when I read the script.
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"I've partnered with Genius and Spotify to take you 'Behind The Lyrics' of my greatest songs because every word that I write means something to me," Pusha T says in a statement.
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"One of the attributes of human beings is they gather detritus that means something to them, and they assume at some point it will have some cultural or financial value," he said.
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As you know, what you say really means something to your fans ... so many people who love you feel so betrayed right now because they know the harm that Trump's policies cause.
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"Just having it in front of me and just being able to look back up the page, that means something to me in terms of my acquaintanceship with the words," he said.
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"We want them to be seen and understood -- that their absence means something to this country," President Barack Obama said on a conference call Friday with more than 20,000 participants discussing gun violence prevention.
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Some kid in middle America is listening to it and it means something to him or her… it's really however that person takes it, or however they choose to use it in their life.
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"Electrofeit takes pieces from many different keyboard works and arranges them in a narrative way that means something to me at least," he says when discussing the act of reproducing music of the past.
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I bought it last year when the designers had a mini pop-up at the Groucho Club as I love these biscuits and ate packets when I was pregnant so means something to me.
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Over several days, as Casey and Jin wander the sites, they debate such heady ideas as the healing power of buildings, modernism's relationship to religion, and why — or whether — architecture means something to them.
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"She's got a record on housing, fighting the big banks, creating the CFPB, having accountability, having people actually attack her for her leadership in that, and I think that means something to people," she said.
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The program involves a job coach who works with a person with mental illness to get a job that means something to them while they don't necessarily work a full week so they can retain all their benefits.
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Trepidation about thanking someone who could be outed as a predator in the future aside, this simply may not be the year for a speech with a long list of names that only means something to the winner.
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In New York, where one of the country's presidential candidates judges successful, effective women on their looks — it means something to see runway models who look more like your best friend, your mother, and your neighbor than a mannequin.
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"Ms Pelosi wore this coat to the Presidential Inauguration in 2013, and again for her historic meeting at the White House in 2018, so it clearly means something to her," Max Mara Creative Director Ian Griffiths said in a press release.
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"They seem to be very warm about it, that it means something to them, so that's nice," Cusack told Mashable in a phone interview to promote his upcoming Q&A about Say Anything... at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center.
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His promise to come home before he goes to prison is merely a ruse to throw off the authorities, but it means something to his wife, who waits like a fool while Axe bids his final farewell to Wendy instead.
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Becca Stevens: For me, "love heals" means that I take all these lofty ideals that I have, and I try to put them into practice where it means something to people: a (place) to sleep that's safe; a paycheck that you can cash.
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"Its not that I've experienced it personally, but I can put myself back in the cleats in the NFL locker room ... (Protests are) going to force us to look at our teammates and say 'that really means something to them,'" he added.
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He also resurrected the University of Michigan football program and brought in Jim Harbaugh (which means something to Michigan folks, who take sports success seriously.) The Ford family, also owners of the Detroit Lion NFL franchise, wants to show that it's still in the game.
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The American Psychological Association released a quick guide for decreasing stress in the political election season, and the advice remains applicable: Go for a walk outside, take a break from constant conversations about the election, and volunteer for a cause that means something to you.
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If "Rome" means something to ISIS cadres who await a final battle with the infidels, then "Vienna" is equally significant for the white nationalists, who cite the victory of Christendom over the Ottoman Empire 400 years ago as the prelude to the coming clash.
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"It was the biggest privilege of my life to serve as this nation's first lady, and I will continue the work to be a person of service, to try to work to make sure my life means something to somebody else," Obama said during an onstage chat.
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"Because a significant portion of my business involves the licensing of my name, trademarks, and images, I work very hard to ensure that my brand means something to my fans and to the public, who view the use of my name as the stamp of approval by me," she said in a 2019 lawsuit.
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If there are a million songs out there and we find one of them that really means something to us, we should savor it, rather than allowing that which we might find truly worthwhile to simply slip back into the flotsam and jetsam of the stream, simply in search of the next hit of experience.
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I want to make sure that the Ogilvy name and the name that I am proud to carry the banner of and have wanted to since I was 22 years old and a young student of advertising, this company means something to me and I want to be a steward to them, just exactly like you're saying.
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Think of the tech industry as being built on an ever-increasing number of assumptions: that you know what a computer is, that saying "enter your Wi-Fi password" means something to you, that you understand what an app is, that you have the desire to manage your Bluetooth device list, that you'll figure out what USB-C dongles you need, and on and on.
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I wrote this last year, and it still holds true: think of the tech industry as being built on an ever-increasing number of assumptions: that you know what a computer is, that saying "enter your Wi-Fi password" means something to you, that you understand what an app is, that you have the desire to manage your Bluetooth device list, that you'll figure out what USB-C dongles you need, and on and on.
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