Sentence examples for defines much from inspiring English sources

Lexington Brass Brasserie Style defines much of hotel dining in Midtown, and this latest, from EMM Group, fits the pattern; at the Hyatt 48 Lex hotel.

LEXINGTON BRASS Brasserie-style defines much of hotel dining in Midtown, and this latest fits the pattern: Hyatt 48Lex, 517 Lexington Avenue (48th Street); (212) 39212976.

Much of this is highly atmospheric, shot through with the layered feeling for place and history that defines much of Wilson's work and that of National Theatre Wales.

The whole area is pedestrianised and is a good place to enjoy the evening stroll that still defines much of Greek social life.

The memoir, an early reading indicates, is written in a straightforward, journalistic style with a few touches of the magic realism that defines much of his work.

This is Williamsburg, perhaps the national capital for young "hipsters" trying to beat back the commercialism and standardisation that defines much of American day-to-day life.

Aleppo will define much of what happens next.

Today, conspicuous consumption, which defined much of 20th century material culture, is at a turning point.

Communal life and an outdoor culture still define much of the city".

We don't like enemies we can't confidently define, much less see.

By the time New Deal legislation was passed, however, child labor was defined much more narrowly.