Sentence examples for define the life from inspiring English sources
These rituals often define the life of an individual.
In other words, only by those fighting to define the life of the republic.
Jeter and Posada are especially close friends, confidants and comrades on the lengthy trips that define the life of a professional baseball player.
Throughout the wake, Mr. Rollino's friends, relatives and neighbors stood at the back of the chapel and in the lobby beyond it, struggling to define the life of a Coney Island strongman, longshoreman, $5-a-fight boxer, World War II veteran, Atlantic ice-water swimmer, weightlifter, churchgoer and neighborhood physical-fitness trainer.
The essential subject of this charming and finely observed, if somewhat formless, baseball travelogue is how and why the sport developed in one city — one very famous city — in the baseball colonies, and how it continues to shape and define the life of that place.
The problem is not that we don't have a balance – the problem is that work IS our life, and we are trying to incorrectly define the "life" portion as this separate thing for which we have to make time.
A procedure is developed to modify well-productivity indices in the reservoir simulator to account for the location of the centerline of a well within gridblocks and to define the life-cycle NPV of production as a function of these four continuous well parameters, (xw,yw,zw,lw).
In this masterly biography, Harman captures the contradictions that defined the life and work of the author of "Jane Eyre".
But often they do, and, in many ways, this tension defines the life of Muslims in Europe.
From this point on, "The Cigarette Century" morphs into combat history, into a meticulous record of the myriad courtroom clashes that defined the life of the cigarette in the latter years of the 20th century.
"Faith seeking understanding defines the mission of the theologian, even as it has consistently defined the life of Avery Dulles, whose intellectual integrity, fairness of judgment and lucidity of style set a high standard for all theologians".
