Sentence examples for Definitive notice from inspiring English sources
But Ledger's third Venice appearance transformed his image, gave him his first and, tragically, his only unquestionably great role and served definitive notice of a major-league talent.
That run, a truly exceptional drive in the wet, where he was a class apart from the entire field and at times lapping four to five seconds faster than the competition – finishing more than a minute ahead of second-placed Nick Heidfeld – was definitive notice of how far his talent might take him.
Concerns will likely include whether this new approach will provide the student/exchange visitor with definitive notice of a violation – and that he or she is accruing unlawful presence as a result of that violation.
Then, on Oct. 13, two days before the rule was set to take effect, the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Agriculture, the authority in charge of husbandry and veterinary affairs, issued the definitive explanation notice on the banned breeds.
Gert Lindemann, the agriculture minister in the northern state of Lower Saxony, said in Hanover that Germans should not eat sprouts until further notice, with definitive test results available Monday.
Consult your doctor for a definitive diagnosis if you notice any signs of chlamydia, especially if you've engaged in unprotected sex.
Not definitive, just definite.
Shai Akabas, a senior policy analyst at the Bipartisan Policy Center who has studied the issue, said the Labor Department's advisory — that there's no need for dismissal notices — would not be definitive.
At least Hamilton and Jenkin are masters of the form – they did something similar with Drop the Dead Donkey, and often managed to come up with definitive jokes about current affairs at incredibly short notice.
Love seeks to be definitive; it cannot be an arrangement "until further notice".
In other words, deny everything in the teeth of the evidence on day one and, by the time definitive proof of the massacre comes through, nobody notices when you have to admit responsibility.
