It would mean, next, that he should have to occupy himself during the years before his ordination with some kind of work among people.
It would mean, thirdly, a great disappointment to his friend and patron, and considering the social claims of the Church of England it would mean a handicap for himself.
When she had calmed herself a little she said: "But it would mean a frightful lot of money.
If Gilfoyle could get a million dollars from Dyckman, or any part of it, Dyckman would never notice it; and yet it would mean a life of surety and poetry and luxury for Gilfoyle.
If ajnabhih be taken as the reading it would mean 'at the repeated commands of Sukra.
If it be samjuktam it would mean united, with filth, of course.
Of course, here it would mean, if used in that sense, aversion for all unrighteous acts.
If the latter reading be preferred, it would mean "the age called Krita that comes in Time's course.
And yet the thought became a fury as he walked rapidly through the dark toward the river--what it would mean to have a woman want him that way!
He seemed trying to realize that she had passed beyond him, indeed,--trying to realize what it would mean to him.
I need scarcely tell you what it would mean to your father," went on the soft voice.
That would convince him if nothing else would, and itwould mean at least a temporary respite.
You have not the least idea of what it would mean.
He was thinking what it would mean to Ruth to come home and find this warmth in Ted.
Do you realize what it would mean in the way of individual sacrifice to build winding roads about these hills instead of the improved and perpendicular gullies we have to-day?
Besides, it would mean a quarrel, and much as he resented her interference in his destinies, especially this last and most notable success, he had no desire to break up the even surface of their relation.
If I had to give them up--yes, of course it would mean a vacancy in my collection of habits; one side of me clings strongly to traditions and duty.
It would mean that, that I should devote my whole life to making you happy.
It would mean that he would have to leave Héronac immediately.
Besides, it would mean half an hour’s delay in getting to Pentland Broads, and that would be serious.
But no, I don’t want it to stop, because if it did it would mean that we were standing still, and that would lengthen the journey.
It would mean trouble, as sure as you're both there.
Consider what it would mean to hundreds, yes, thousands of people, if this mesa were watered.
I suppose I am selfish, but I am thinking of what it would mean to Daddy.
But even if you should do so, it would mean only a short delay.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "would mean" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
