Sentence examples for definitively back from inspiring English sources
So are the four women of Anonymous 4 definitively back together?
There were impressive displays from Gyasi Zardes and Bobby Wood, but this was a victory, above all, for the team's veteran wing: if last night proves anything, it's that in the US men's national team, the old dudes are definitively back.
On this claim the data quite definitively backs Brand up.
It was not, said Hafizullah, a well-known religious scholar from Wardak Province, that Afghans were too ignorant to know that Mr. Jones had said he might not go ahead — but rather they were informed enough to see that he had not definitively backed down.
However Truss said a customs union was not good for UK trade or foreign policy and that if May definitively backed that option or a no-deal departure she could lose a large contingent of ministers from either the leave or remain sides of her cabinet.
People might say he was definitively backing Michael Manley's People's National Party (PNP), with its affiliation to Castro and Russia, and rejecting the Jamaican Labour Party (JLP), headed by Edward Seaga, dubbed in widespread graffiti as 'CIA-ga' because of the American secret service's overt support of his team.
But others, like those who recently celebrated the closing of a major American base in Mosul, saw only possibilities in the increasing signs that the United States was definitively pulling back.
France under his presidency will "definitively turn its back on unemployment"—and be "active", "safe", "fair", "modern" and "strong".
In one of cultural history's supreme paradoxes, it is an artist nurtured in the Seraglio of artistic officialdom who first definitively turned his back on traditional figuration.
The commission recommended that the United States overcome a legacy in which the two countries have been "allies of convenience" and decide definitively whether to back General Musharraf.
Randy Hughson is marvelously ripe as the shiftless Bardolph, whose stealing of a chalice from a church marks the point at which Henry must definitively turn his back on his past, allowing his onetime friend to be hanged.
