He defined the role of the modern music producer".
I was not performing any of the practices that defined the role.
I wasn't performing any of the practices that defined the role.
Second, Rebekah and Tom defined the role we were looking to fill: account development specialist.
Only 48 hours after the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, George W. Bush first defined the role that the campaign against terrorism would play in his untried presidency.
Friends with otherwise hostile Middle East leaders, husband of the state's most celebrated socialite, Oscar S. Wyatt Jr. defined the role of Texas oilman so well that the Houston Chronicle once quoted a source comparing him to J. R. Ewing.
The first of those, Gen. Colin L. Powell, defined the role of the modern chairman of the Joint Chiefs, one with White House experience, diplomatic savvy and his own political base.
It has been 40 years since Congress debated the role of philanthropy in society, resulting in the Tax Reform Act of 1969, which defined the role and responsibilities of foundations.
He will be joined most nights by the Olympic return of Jim McKay, who defined the role during his years at ABC but has not had an Olympic role since the 1988 Calgary Winter Games.
Margaret Rutherford was 70 when she defined the role on screen in the 1960s; Joan Hickson, generally reckoned to be the definitive Miss Marple, was in her mid-80s when she made the last of her TV adaptations.
In a 2001 lecture, he defined the role of the intellectual as being in opposition to government, especially in the Middle East, where governments are widely regarded as without credibility and popularity, or culture and thought.
