Sentence examples for definitively get from inspiring English sources

If they can stack wardrobes in front of their goal at Wembley and definitively get rid of the notion of this being England's golden generation, that would be a service that would leave many with smiles.

It's not totally surprising that the younger Spears found a way to get her own slew of celebrity magazine covers, and to definitively get the attention of her mom, Lynne Spears, when she got pregnant at 16. Now she's baaccck!

This week's IPCC report, produced by 1,250 international experts and approved by 194 governments, definitively says we must get off fossil fuels fast.

If there's one thing I learned after a day of Canadian cliché hazing, it's that I can say definitively: I don't get Rush.

By the time I got home and dry, the world had definitively become a more terrifying, hateful place.

"The sooner this gets definitively resolved, the better it is for the country -- including the defendant".

After all, when they look across the city and see Guardiola installed at the Etihad, there is a certain sense in appointing the one manager definitively to have got under his skin.

And I'd definitively be into getting something going here too.

Even if he did not prevail -- and that has not yet been definitively decided -- Mr. Hewlett did get the support of nearly half of the shareholder voters cast.

I voted for it simply because they weren't able to tell us definitively what we could hope to get other than what was in this offer".

Other format wars get resolved fairly quickly and definitively (Blu-ray over HD-DVD, VHS over Beta), but cable formats last, it would seem, forever.