Sentence examples for a redefine from inspiring English sources

Plan a ReDefine 8/29 event in your own town.

In response, Kennedy started a "Redefine Noodles & Company" campaign "to redefine and refine nearly every aspect of the operation".

Two years ago on the Hurricane Katrina Anniversary, Jo's son Jake wore a ReDefine 8/29 shirt and gave the most moving speech I've heard a 12-year-old come up with, right in front of Jackson Square.

Nothing less than a redefining of the position is expected.

It was a redefining budget of scale and ambition that sucked up everything around Osborne, showing that he has the confidence to be a political jackdaw.

The budget has the potential to be a redefining measure that becomes the cornerstone of a new industrial and welfare consensus among the electorate.

Or, will be living in a Redefining Progress world in 2030, where countries prioritise economic and social resilience over growth, and quality of life is the key goal?

This study utilizes the moving mesh algorithm where a redefined computational mesh is applied in the convective phase.

Leaving every audience member in tears, The Lion roars as a redefining musical.

You're not going to beat Jerry Brown, but this could be a redefining bloodbath that moves the party one way or the other".

Cline is a treasure of a writer that arguably redefined a subset of a genre with just one novel.