Sentence examples for definitively work from inspiring English sources

As they both tell me, they would install one tomorrow – if only they could definitively work out what might look, and feel, best.

In early March, the finances between Gonzalez and Cordera still hadn't been definitively worked out, but Nordine told Gonzalez to remove her property from the house anyway so he could start showing it.

It's not definitively working class, but there sure as shit isn't going to be any Bikram or bouillabaisse on the bill here.

The exhibition includes the only two works – a small painting of the head of a striking, dark-haired man which has come on loan from San Diego, and a grotesque portrait of an old woman – which are considered definitively his work because they have contemporary inscriptions on the back saying so, written for the first owners.

In 1801, Evans definitively began work on making his long-held dream of a steam carriage into reality.

Scored with consistent delicacy and grace, the work definitively puts to rest the notion that only tonality -- or neo-tonality -- can embrace lyricism.

(Over the years, many experts have told me that we still don't have enough data to know definitively which diets work best).

Although it is too early to say definitively what their work adds up to, the researchers say there is mounting evidence that there are indeed some building foundations underground, particularly where All Angels Churchh once stood.

One of the most striking facts about this record is that it doesn't sound definitively like the work of one or the other, though occasionally you will catch a whiff of something one or the other has created in the past.

Also, because the studies are looking at only one snapshot in time it is impossible to say definitively that shift work causes diabetes as other factors could be at play.

Now I have definitively turned, and work in a job posh enough they would probably take offense at me sharing the stories of blowjobs past with the internet.