Examples of 'which means now' in a sentence
Meaning of "which means now"
which means now: Used to introduce an explanation or interpretation of a preceding statement or situation. This phrase is commonly employed to clarify a point or provide further insight
How to use "which means now" in a sentence
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which means now
Which means now the venue is open.
I learned from the best which means now I can take care of Lainey.
Which means now you are the one in control.
We know Acker was involved, which means now you are involved.
Which means now somebody has to go find him.
I also understand that Vinnie likes Nancy, which means now Vinnie has a problem with you.
Which means now you owe me.
I asked you first . Which means now you gotta … go.
Which means now he sees.
I am aware . Thank you . Which means now somebody has to go find him.
Which means now vinnie has a problem with you.
Now, I kind of like her, which means now you're the one with a problem.
Which means now your student reject has a purpose.
They just signed up for the pub crawl . Which means now they are the last stop!
Which means now he can fix everything but a traffic ticket.
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Um, you asked me a question, which means now.
Which means now they are running at a negative GPA.
He 's representing my father-in-law, which means now he 's also representing me.
Which means now we can put Basderic in the hotel the night of the murder.
Now he 's a mechanic, which means now he can fix everything but a traffic ticket.
Which means now I have a choice to make.
Jimmy! But I did, which means now we're going into our marriage unequal.
Which means now I have to go back to that stupid Transport Association meeting.
Thank you . Which means now somebody has to go find him.
Which means now your student-reject has a purpose.
Alphonse, Which means now they are running at a negative GPA.
Which means now there's a psycho loose in mystic falls.
I have you! Which means now your student-reject has a purpose.
Which means now her pussy 's probably really tight because no one 's ever been in there.
Which means now that you made a move, you better watch your back.
Which means now they are the last stop! They can not be the last stop.
Which means now I either look like I'm incompetent or colluding with you.
Right . Which means now I have to go back to that stupid Transport Association meeting.
Which means now I have to go back to that stupid Transport Association meeting . Oh, well.
Which means now they are the last stop!
Which means now we don't have her either.
Which means now you gotta … go.
Which means now we can identify the boat, right?
Which means now it's yours.
Which means now it will not take me more than 30 seconds to launch the program.
Which means now he can fix everything but a traffic ticket. Now he's a mechanic.
Which means now Jane 's expendable.
Which means now we are going into our marriage unequal . Jimmy! No! But I did.
Which means now we can identify the boat, right? Oh, yeah!
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