Sentence examples for a defining time of from inspiring English sources
The accident [in 2006, Hammond was seriously injured when a Top Gear stunt went wrong and the car he was driving crashed] was a defining time of my life and the sense of family and belonging together came to the fore.
It's getting to the point where the call is practically free, harking back to those defining times of our hacker culture.
However, the methods can easily be adapted to cope with daily traffic fluctuations by defining time slots of several hours and tuning parameters based on measurements of the same period in the previous day[11].
Time is used to define other quantities such as velocity so defining time in terms of such quantities would result in circularity of definition.
Disgrace is a defining novel of our time, its apparently simple lyricism belying a grave incomprehension that threatens to sever our world in two.
"Because there are those who are asking what's the point of it all, we risk disconnection from a defining event of our time and an opportunity, perhaps, to balance the Oh!
In response to the agreement, Secretary of State John Kerry called climate change "a defining challenge of our time," which "cannot be addressed with the United States and China working together".
Just a few weeks later The Expat Life debuted and it became a defining element of my time in China, as well as the basis for Big In China.
This memorial serves as a reminder of one of the most defining times in America's history, and is dedicated to the 16 million people who served in World War II.
The authentic bug was a defining automotive phenomenon of our time -- a cramped, weak, noisy two-door car, designed on Hitler's orders before World War II as a "people's car," which went on to become the best-selling automobile in history.
For his master's degree thesis, he submitted a series of images of tract houses – sprawls of identical properties built on often vast swaths of land that were a defining feature of American urbanisation at the time.
