Sentence examples for definitive years from inspiring English sources

Not to be confused with Aaron Sorkin's adaptation of Walter Isaacson's biography, jOBS reportedly covers the forty "definitive" years of Jobs' life, beginning in 1971.

2016 was a definitive year for brand mascots doing very big things.

Strictly as an impersonation it will be seen as definitive for years to come.

Everyone who hasn't already done so should direct their RSS feeds and whatnot in the direction of Mother Jones' news-gathering super-hero Mac McClelland, who provided some of the best coverage of last year's BP/Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and who promises some definitive "one year later" reporting in the days to come.

Simple programmes were written to introduce random errors and omissions into new versions of the definitive 10-year Butajira dataset.

The title "Wait Till Next Year" is the classic loser's lament, and the Chicago Cubs are definitive losers, 98 years into their remarkable streak of not winning a World Series.

The prosaic family version of her life — shaped largely by her brother Henry in his eulogistic preface to "Persuasion" and "Northanger Abbey" — was thus for many years definitive.

It is hoped that over the next couple of years definitive guidelines and conditions can be reached through co-ordinated research findings from a range of institutions in the UK and internationally," added the Tate.

"My concern is that with the widespread use of cellphones, the worst scenario would be that we get the definitive study 10 years from now, and we find out there is a correlation".

Mr Berlusconi did not appeal and in 2010 the judgment became definitive.During the years when Mr Berlusconi dominated Italian politics, its economy grew more slowly than anywhere else in the world, apart from Zimbabwe and Libya.

He then did the same for Akira Kurosawa and Kenji Mizoguchi before curating film seasons at New York's Moma and writing the definitive A Hundred Years of Japanese Film.