Omnipresent electric guitars eat away at the starkness that has defined some of his best songs.
From the start of this campaign, I have defined some sharp disagreements with the Clinton-Gore administration.
"From the start of this campaign I have defined some sharp differences with the Clinton-Gore administration," Mr. Bush said, a sleek Boeing 777 behind him.
The Federal Communications Commission has canceled a ruling issued last month that defined some religious television broadcasting as noneducational and possibly ineligible for special licenses.
The two have also defined some delicate subjects in the Iranian system, one of those being the Holocaust.
"Okay," I say, "pull down the Apple menu and select the Call Office command," which I had providentially defined some time back.
Crystallographic and spectroscopic studies of the visual pigment rhodopsin and two β-adrenergic receptors have defined some of the conformational changes associated with activation.
A Technical Working Group on Research defined some 200 general priority research areas in the context of the dynamic DPSIR approach considering drivers, pressures, states, impacts and responses.
So regardless of whether our conflict with Al Qaeda is a war or is more accurately defined some other way, where is the battlefield?
He pointed to a gray frame house, an ordinary two-story, with a shingled roof and no sign of the fallen grace that defined some of the houses elsewhere in town.
The positions they occupied were in many cases newly created and not well defined (some had broad responsibilities, whereas others dealt mainly with compliance), and they all found it helpful to compare notes and share ideas.
