Sentence examples for definite to begin from inspiring English sources

Do this by being definite to begin with (I don't want this or I do want that).

So far, no definite plans to begin construction have been made.

The Bologna ESHRE criteria represent the first real attempt by the scientific community to unify the many definitions proposed to identify poor responder patients by establishing a definite point from which to begin and how to find therapeutic strategies.

It would have been an historic disaster if, 42 years after promising the Turks the possibility of entry, and ten months after giving a definite date for talks to begin, the Union had slammed the door in Turkey's face.

It gives us nothing definite to go on".

#3 Prison Pit Book Two Johnny Ryan Fantagraphics Like Empire Strikes Back, Prison Pit 2 lacks a definite sense of beginning or ending.

A more definite weakening phase began after this point, and during the night of August 6, Dot made landfall on Kauai with winds estimated at 85 mph (140 km/h), making the storm a Category 1-equivalent at the time of landfall.

We begin to show that the matrix A is positive definite.

But when, as Pendleton points out, your day-job consists of riding around a big room in circles, "like crazy people on bikes without brakes... churning and turning (y)our legs in quiet desperation," and then those repetitions are turned round and round in print, a definite sense of deja vu begins to set in, both for reader and for rider.

But when you join up the dots, there's a definite sense that we're beginning to see signs of real growth for this tech cluster in the east end of London.

There is no definite beginning or end to each of these phases; rather they merge into one another, as not all societies moved forward at the same time.