Sentence examples for asked to define a from inspiring English sources

I am frequently asked to define a successful college.

She was asked to define a New Yorker.

Asked to define a concussion, Josh Bailey, a senior safety at Patterson High in Louisiana, could not.

This all started at the debate between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Rick Lazio on Sunday, when both candidates were asked to define a New Yorker.

When Tejada was asked to define a most valuable player, he initially avoided the question and said the decision belonged to sportswriters.

They enthusiastically sing a song diagramming sentences, but when asked to define a "predicate," one of the items they have just identified, the children are at a loss.

Prior to the start of the OSCE, judges were asked to define an advanced beginner/borderline resident as a resident who is performing at a level between novice and competent at each station.

2) Learning objects: a. prior to the training, all trainees will be asked to define an individual learning goal b. learning goals will be defined per specific scenario and will be evaluated during the debriefing c. take home messages will be hand over to the teams at the end of the training.

In an interview with The Paris Review, she was asked to define what a story is, if it can't be useful.

The treasurer was asked to define fairness – a concept Malcolm Turnbull, the prime minister, has promised to uphold in any tax package.

While still a young union leader, he was frequently asked to define himself as a communist, a socialist or a social democrat.