Sentence examples for did define from inspiring English sources
What did define me was the simple act of working.
But unfortunately Nine did define her, and in the tackiest of ways.
"It was most importantly the Hamlet which really did define the part for the 60's," said Sir Peter.
And, sure enough, the president did define the terrorism problem early on as a global one including state sponsors.
When the magazine was first published in 1885, it did define the role of the American housewife and her home, but when Ms. Levine became its editor in 1995, she updated its focus to reflect its working mom readers.
Quickly recognizing confusion over the evolving nature of citizenship, the First Congress in 1790 passed a measure that did define children of citizens "born beyond the sea, or out of the limits of the United States to be natural born".
Yelding agrees: 'Her imagination does define her.
Thus, (2.38) does define an operator.
How did they define "genocide"?
