Sentence examples for defining piece from inspiring English sources

In the finest, defining piece, he takes an amble round an unfamiliar side of Eggardon, and looks back at his mill, past the echoing Iron Age barrows and the bog oaks of King John's Powerstock Forest, past "gorse spitting yellow sparks.

When the leading man takes centre stage at the start of the second act, and then spends the rest of the play delivering all the best lines, it is hard to remember a single, defining piece of drama.

It was a defining piece of the period.

"It's very much a defining piece of what we are," he said.

Wes Brown's latest own-goal against Everton was a defining piece of self-harm: Sunderland have now scored against themselves six times.

At the time I thought he just meant that a magnificent piece of mud-slinging was about to come out – after all, Hague in a Thatcher wig was a defining piece of work.

"Both Utopia and Educating Yorkshire have been defining pieces in the creative renewal of Channel 4," declared Channel 4 chief creative officer Jay Hunt after the Emmy glory.

Each baby Bell was left with a clearly defined piece of the former company's business.

"I wanted to make sure that there was a well defined piece of this that involved students," Abelson said.

The other method utilizes the natural genetic engineer, a bacterium, Agrobacterium tumefaciens, which can transfer a defined piece of its own DNA into plant cells at wound sites.

I think there will be an absolutely, rigidly defined piece of legislation that safeguards the actions of doctors if they perform an abortion to save the life of the mother.