Sentence examples for defined the times from inspiring English sources
The couple defined the times, and vice versa.
In the 1960's and 70's, the encyclopedic, omniscient style that had defined The Times was no longer enough.
But the government's tough medicine for the crisis, stiffer than Black Balsam, the syrupy herbal liqueur that is the country's national drink, has defined the times.
Written in the spare can-do style that defined the times, it introduces the $45 a month one-room cellar in which Ruth and her sister, Eileen, lived for about a year, as well as a blustering poet-painter-landlord and an exuberant green fungus that grew like Spanish moss from the ceiling in the bathroom.
Blink or go get popcorn and you'll miss an integral piece of music and cultural history that defined the times.
Riffing on Little Moreton Hall's pre-electricity architecture, she manipulates the sunlight that would have defined the time its original occupants spent there.
Gap time is defined the time between two successive failures experienced by the same subject [ 5].
Among nonrespondents, we defined the time of the first questionnaire to 1 month after the PCI.
In addition, we have defined the time spent near rat urine by providing dimensions of bisects.
This phenomenon defined the time-dependent viscoelastic properties of scleral material.
