Sentence examples for be a defining point from inspiring English sources
"The gulf will be a defining point," Mr. Nye said.
How Dallas navigate his absence for the Gold Cup may be a defining point for their season.
Sale Sharks director of rugby Steve Diamond believes his side's first away win of the season at Harlequins could be a defining point in their season.
It was considered to be a defining point for whether the technique would work or not.
"It was a defining point in the evolution of the English game," he said.
But whatever the reason, it was a defining point in their career.
It was a defining point not only in African history but also in world history.
This week's detention of David Miranda under the UK's Terrorism Act is a defining point.
Mr. Goldsworthy added: "It's a defining point where we made this decision to work with friends.
"What Samarra came to mean for me was a defining point in time, almost like a teaching point, where the real face of the Iraq war became clear," he said.
3. (S) LTG Austin reminded the PM that this time last year they were in Basra, adding that "so much has changed since then". Basra was a defining point in Iraq's history, he told the PM.
