The actors had left the stage, and from that point the play meant nothing to them.
While it might inform them of some instinct, or impulse, it meant nothing once it was done.
In Vietnamese it meant jade, which was all well and fine in Vietnam but meant nothing in Michigan.
Simpson while an establishment deal meant nothing was reported in the British newspapers.
Those accomplishments meant nothing against a Syracuse team that got 24 points from Michael Carter-Williams and 14 from Brandon Triche.
While such regal trappings meant nothing to the ordinary person, this cannot be said of Herod's projects in Caesarea and Jerusalem.
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In 1897, a group of Mexican-Americans in El Paso refused to observe Mexico's independence day, explaining that it meant nothing to them.
The current run of one defeat in six games suddenly meant nothing.
De Pin said that even with the reputation Matisse had, it meant nothing to him as he continued to struggle with creating exceptional work.
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Even if it meant nothing for sea levels, though, a melting Arctic (see video-graphic) still means a lot for the ecology of the region.
She apologized and said she really meant nothing of the kind.
So long as the US economy was completely dominant in Europe and east Asia and the US enjoyed huge trade surpluses, the gold convertibility feature meant nothing.
"The game last night meant nothing if we didn't follow up with two points again tonight, " Del Zotto said, referring to New York's 2-1 shootout win over Carolina on Monday.
It meant nothing to me, but Mr John was adamant that his years of research showed the music was having a measurable effect, making the brain more efficient, its connections faster.
Telecom probably meant nothing serious by the suggestion.
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The constitutional arguments had meant nothing to them.
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Under Mubarak, that constitutional article meant nothing.
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Strangely, Irish fans dominated the crowd at the at Municipal Stadium here, their green shirts and orange, white and green flags vastly outnumbering the blue of the Azzurri faithful, even though the match meant nothing more than honor to the Irish.
But we have seen traffic of similar sorts on other blogs where a mention of our site meant little to nothing.
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To have hospital staff simply treat that as nothing out of the ordinary meant the world to him.
The lower house's tied vote, in the small hours of July 26th, after six hours of debate, meant that the case against him came to nothing.
When two Democratic political consultants accused Arianna Huffington, in a lawsuit, of cheating them out of credit for their role in launching the Huffington Post, her ultra-dismissive response was meant to imply their claims were based on nothing more than envy.
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There were no heavy machine guns, either, nothing larger than a Kalashnikov, which meant that the new patrol base could be outgunned by any Taliban soldier with a grenade launcher.
So-called "ventricular support" devices are nothing new, but the previously cumbersome size meant that they could only remain in the patient for only a few months, so were used as a short-term measure to keep desperately ill patients alive until a transplant organ could be found.
There is nothing about football or Super Bowl Sunday that is meant to be a teachable moment.
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