Sentence examples similar to current definition of day from inspiring English sources

And your jeans are tighter than they were last week (whaat?) and you look forward to your current definition of Saturday night awesomeness activities, eating Chipotle and catching up on Scandal.

What the BMA says: The doctors' union insists the NHS keep the current definition of unsocial hours – any time outside 7am to 7pm, Monday to Friday.

MR: What is your current definition of jazz and what is your relationship with it these days?

(I mean by our current definition of poor*).

"I want to stand with the current definition of marriage.

As one scientist put it at week's end, the current heatwave is "bad by our current definition of bad, but our definition of bad changes".

New national eligibility criteria for state support, set no higher than current definition of "substantial" needs.

Gillard's argument also ignores the fact that the current definition of marriage excludes intersex people.

And that makes U.C.F. the current definition of disruption in college football.

Also, the current definition of OPTIONAL/ANY is meant for customized definition and interpretation of this field for each algorithm.

Successful scoping articulates the best possible current definition of the work and acknowledges that the definition will evolve along with the project.