Sentence examples for defining point in from inspiring English sources

I get that on a Saturday night, it's quarter to two, somebody will come up and say: 'It's your night off, but … '" There are moments when it sounds as if her election will be the – maybe prematurely – defining point in her life, such as when she declares an unexpected liking for Jacob Rees-Mogg.

Meeting her was the defining point in my life.

"It was a defining point in the evolution of the English game," he said.

But whatever the reason, it was a defining point in their career.

It was the defining point in the match for Saracens who, for all their organisation, resolution and aggression too often turned exuberance into indiscipline.

'It was a hideous thing, a defining point in my life," says Dale Vince, a former new-age traveller and owner of the green energy company Ecotricity.

For some purposes, however, cache assemblages may be valid analytical units for the properties noted above, either by defining points in a cache as a type or using context to test the validity of types defined otherwise.

Many people have defining points in life where someone said something rather critical that sticks in the memory evermore.

In general, the movement of a body is composed of two types: rotation, in which a defined point in the body rotates about a defined axis, and translation, in which motion occurs along a line.

'Correct' or 'incorrect' choice was assigned once the sheep had passed a defined point in the test area (b in Fig. 1B, C).

We included ITSs with a defined point in time when the intervention started and at least three data points before and three after the intervention.