Sentence examples for be refining from inspiring English sources
verb
To reduce to a fine, unmixed, or pure state; to free from impurities; to free from dross or alloy; to separate from extraneous matter; to purify
The editors said they would be refining the guidelines for columnists.
Soldiers would soon be refining their skills amid "ravishing scenery," overlooking the Hudson.
"He seems to be refining his repertoire on how to attack hitters, and that's a great thing.
Mr. Rampe said that he planned to narrow the field by September, partly because the development corporation would be refining the master site plan in October.
The program is aimed at anyone interested in personal or professional development whether that be refining your skills, focusing your ambition or simply broadening your mind and gaining inspiration.
The programme is aimed at anyone interested in personal or professional development whether that be refining your skills, focusing your ambition or simply broadening your mind and gaining inspiration.
We needed it to be refined".
That message must then be refined.
Any primitive that must be refined, is refined to the next level.
But the definition needs to be refined.
And MS systems continue to be refined.
