Sentence examples for definite word from inspiring English sources

Until I get a definite word, I'll just have it in the back of my mind.

And there was still, for minutes that seemed very long, no definite word.

Yesterday there was no definite word as to whether the Goodman would be able to produce the show during the 2002-3 season.

Yes, a trusted source called at four in the morning, with definite word of a lateafternoon attack, but his last two attack warnings had been wrong.

No one had yet given him any definite word on the President's condition; no one had yet made, in that little curtained room, any explicit statement.

There's no definite word on that play's future, but this week brought word that Mary-Louise Parker, the star of "Proof," has apparently opted out of the Roundabout Theater Company's fall production of "Desire Under the Elms".

Our analysis suggests that there is a definite relation between word valence and frequency of use.

Despite its definite meaning, this word is relatively neutral with respect to the main semantic dimensions of the map.

Well, "definite" is a strong word when dealing with rocks that old.

With the definite article the Hebrew word denotes "the adversary" par excellence, mainly in the Book of Job, where the adversary comes to the heavenly court with the "sons of God".

Note that sometimes you need to attach (fuse) definite articles to the word that comes before the article.