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Among the core composers he laid claim to was Bach, who spent the last 27 years of his life in Leipzig, a city closely associated with Mr. Masur, who had a career-defining tenure as music director of the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra.

So the choice Walsh makes Thursday will not define his tenure, though it could enhance it.

But it is Mr. Chrétien's decisions on social issues that may define his tenure, and Canada's future.

— The Charlie Weis era at Notre Dame most likely ended Saturday night with same disappointment that has defined his tenure.

Despite the criticism, Mr. Chase says Judge Kaye has implemented much-needed reforms that will help define her tenure as "outstanding".

Within two weeks, Isbell had written "Decoration Day" and "Outfit," the songs that defined his tenure with the band.

For better and occasionally for worse, the rarefied experience Bloomberg brought to the job defined his tenure.

For Andrew M. Cuomo, it is not Day 1 that may define his tenure as chief executive, but Day 90.

Elizabeth Warren's distaste for Wall Street defined her tenure as a regulator and her subsequent campaign for the Senate.

The competing advice and concerns fuel a pivotal struggle to shape the president's thinking about a war that he inherited but may come to define his tenure.

Her concurring opinion in the sodomy case enraged the religious right but struck the libertarian overtones that scholars say have defined her tenure.