Sentence examples for and start to define from inspiring English sources

It's a place of the unknown, where poets and readers can bring their own intelligence and start to define a new direction for poetry and, ultimately, society.

Now that just over 40 years have elapsed since everyone and his pet gerbil decided that the best way to make a living was to play old Chris Rea records in Stoke Newington gastropubs, we can finally begin to formally trace the career arc of the club DJ, and start to define the Seven Ages of DJing.

For D12, the blue band (in Fig. 3) replaces the red band at +2% and starts to define VBM.

She also learned about the importance of "choreography and movement," she said, and "those little anchors and monuments that start to define the space".

Although Milan isn't as frenetic as New York or London, each show turns your head and makes you think as we start to define the themes of the A/W 15-6 season.

You can get to a point where all the things that scare you start to define you, and then after a while you're just flipping into gear and not actually living your life.

"As you grow older, you start to define what you care about, and you define your idea of justice and fairness and love and friendship," explains Amy.

Once you have standards, you can start to define a commodity.

It can start to define you.

Start to define an issue that you care about.

Once voters started to pay attention, and Republicans started to define Messrs Dukakis and Kerry, their leads dried up.This time, voters have much to learn, again, about the Democratic challenger.