Sentence examples for defined the end of from inspiring English sources

This was precisely the view Putin expressed in 2005, when he defined the end of the USSR as the "biggest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century".

I'll be 80!" as if that defined the end of all usefulness.

Another assault involving a child, this one successful but equally controversial, defined the end of her tenure as Waco defined the beginning.

I spent parts of the first hour fearing that Season 4 was going to go soap opera on us with the focus on the marital problems between Frank and Claire that defined the end of Season 3.

We defined the start of a trial by the rat's departure from a food well, and likewise we defined the end of trial by the rat's next arrival at a food well.

We defined the end of an infection episode when 2 sequential specimens were negative.

These duplicated sequences colocated in pairs, suggesting that each duplicated pair actually defined the ends of a larger repeat.

Today is the day the G-8 leaders can define the end of the terrorists' activities.

NME said the band would define the end of the decade.

This sort of geochemical marker is used to define the end of the Cretaceous.

The extinction was used by John Phillips 150 years ago to define the end of the Paleozoic Era and the beginning of the Mesozoic (Figure 5.8).