Sentence examples for definitively a from inspiring English sources

On Friday, Thomas practically installed Crawford as Marbury's long-term successor, declaring him definitively a point guard.

"Let's say we're not in contention in July, does that make it definitively a situation where he gets traded?

This is a definitively a mellow retreat, and one that merits recommendations to friends and return visits of your own.

Maybe it's that the season is definitively a mini-series, with a single story arc and no self-contained episodes.

And though we spent an occasional Columbus Day weekend there -- wearing parkas at dinner and sleeping in front of the fireplace -- the unheated Big House was definitively a summer place.

Taking money from shareholders and giving it to departing executives, who clearly aren't going to be creating any more wealth for shareholders because they're being fired, is pretty definitively a zero-sum interaction.

"If someone can say definitively an emerald is from a certain mine, it may cause the emeralds to be more pricey," he said.

We think nevertheless, that to impose the constraint is definitively an approach worth studying.

But that said, UKIP is now definitively an outfit the "big three" parties at Westminster can't dismiss.

It therefore marks definitively an endpoint of anhepatic survival which can hardly be prolonged further.

"Sometimes you can answer things definitively within a character, within a moment.