Sentence examples for definite from the from inspiring English sources

Nor are there modifiers for nouns that distinguish the definite from the indefinite ("the", as opposed to "a").

Ruth O'Malley, in Swansea, tweeted that there was a "definite rumble" from the quake and Ilfracombe Museum tweeted "the ground definitely shook just now".

It was a definite misjudgment from the fieldsman.

There was definite contact from the Russian centre-back but Karagounis played for it.

"A more definite approach from the Americans wouldn't hurt civil society in Russia.

For Mrs. Altneu, shopping was a definite distraction from the reality ahead.

There's nothing you can really grab on to this time as a definite image from the album".

But, in the absence of more definite advice from the Home Office, the advice she can give students is limited.

All that portion of this definite location, from the Red river to the west line of the section named, was the same as that made in 1871.

Now that "The Matrix Revolutions" has opened, Mr. Godsick said, the tracking research for "Master and Commander" is finally showing more definite interest from the crucial young-male quadrant, as well as from adult men and women.

But whether this year's biggest breakthrough comes via online buzz, a radio hit or by topping the Sound of 2011 list, there's one definite winner from the poll: the BBC itself.