Sentence examples for definite leg from inspiring English sources

The comparison is not made for reasons of poetry, audacity or soul-searching: Mr. Joyce has a definite leg up in all those departments.

iBooks is a fine hedge as a consumer-focused e-books platform (it lets Apple claim a more complete ecosystem), but its real lasting value will probably be in education, where it gives Apple a definite leg up on other competing platforms.

Still, if the chain manages to acquire the name "Bunchkins," thereby tying the new bagel holes to one of the most iconic breakfast dishes in the country, it'll have a definite leg up on the competition.

Shooting the photo with the camera from below will give the illusion of very long legs, a definite plus if you happen to be on the shorter side.[16].[16]

Not definitive, just definite.

I can assure the campaigners that, while I enjoy a day at the beach as much as anybody else, having no legs is a definite barrier to feeling the sand between my toes!

When standing above your dog and looking directly down at their back you should see an obvious waist in front of the rear legs and a definite difference between the chest and the abdomen.

Leg warmers are a definite accessory and shouldn't really be a focal point.

Micro-traumatic: supported by the predominance of disease among middle-aged men with heavy occupational activity involving the legs, and some reports of definite trauma prior to discovering the cyst [9].

It also gives a definite simanim: the presence of the jumping hind legs that define the insect Class Orthoptera (Song et al. 2015).

For a definite micro-bridge structure, heat conduction of the bridge legs is fixed; Geff would also be fixed [32].