Sentence examples for define coming from inspiring English sources

Google "coming of age movies" and you will find that the stories our culture says define coming of age are those like The Sandlot or Superbad.

The war council spent much of the week debating how to define the coming conflict to the American people.

Plato, accepting this, thought that this (defining) comes to be about different things, and not about sensibles.

With Wales already leading 1-0, this was a chance that could define what came next.

Lincoln had brilliantly defined the coming struggle in words ordinary Americans could understand, appreciate and support.

In these books one could see the authors analyzing, defining, and coming to terms with the end of an era.

These samples were defined as coming from the wound.

Close contact was defined as coming within 3 m of an H9N2-infected patient.

Respondents were defined as coming from an urban area, a rural area or the metropolitan areas (Moscow/St Petersburg).

PA200 attaches to the α-ring surface in a defined conformation, coming into contact with all subunits except α7 (Glickman and Raveh 2005; Ortega et al. 2005).

Fall incidents were defined as coming to rest unintentionally on the ground or a lower level with or without losing consciousness [ 20].