Sentence examples for definitively brought from inspiring English sources

For me, it is a phase that this movie has definitively brought to an end.

Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall and 10 years after the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary definitively brought down the Iron Curtain by joining NATO, Mr. Obama's visit here was meant to herald a new era in relations between East and West, and between Europe and the United States.

Here is Leda, who is a successful professor, in her late 40s; she is divorced, with two children and an occasional lover, at the start of The Lost Daughter: When my daughters moved to Toronto, where their father had lived and worked for years, I was embarrassed and amazed to discover that I wasn't upset; rather, I felt light, as if only then had I definitively brought them into the world.

And that is what definitively brings down the Model Press Clipping Bureau.

But all 10 candidates had one enemy in common: globalization, that perpetual movement of capital, people and merchandise that endangers the French social model cherished by 90 percent of French people even as it threatens to definitively bring them to ruin.

We've seen some work on digitizing the content in our universities, but we're still waiting on the breakthrough that definitively brings the university experience into the 21st century.

In the Seguellîl wadi basin, the Ksar Torchane spring dried up definitively in 1984, bringing about the extinction of one of the most noteworthy Saharan populations of barb.

"Huh – says the lady with @nakedvix as her Twitter name," one said when I brought this up, definitively refuting my right to feel startled and aggrieved.

As time went on, my parents embraced Australia definitively: Dad dumped Fiat, the executive job that brought him to Australia, and went on to found the nation's first ethnic affairs commission for the NSW government.

"We were able to definitively access the data of the drone, once we brought it down," General Hajizadeh said.

Amir Ali Hajizadeh, the commander of the Guards' airspace division, narrating on Wednesday's TV programme, said: "We were able to definitively access the data of the drone once we brought it down.