Sentence examples for down define from inspiring English sources

The malls and multiplexes and schools and colleges that have been shut down define this class of Indians: apathetic, callous and, as we now know, cowardly.

1. Refine your intention -- write it down; define it.

"And in some scenarios I would worry about defining humans down: defining what's normal based on what we can model in virtual environments".

IP = Incubation period in months (always rounded down), defined as time period from inoculation (birth for naturally infected animals) to cull.

IP = Incubation period in months (always rounded down), defined as time period from inoculation to cull and – for unchallenged animals in the oral BSE pathogenesis study – from test group exposure and cull.

The hubby of Drew Barrymore's bestie hands down defines the category.

Those are hard to pin down or define, but editors know them when they see them.

One of Urban's distinctive New Stagecraft contributions was the portal, a frame or frames set behind the actual proscenium arch to scale down and define the sometimes vast space of the opera arena.

In the frequentist theory, by contrast, the proportions lay down, indeed define what the chances are.

It's never too soon for serious couples to sit down and define their financial goals, be it home ownership, a cushy nest egg or early retirement.

"You're dealing with human lives, and you can't narrow down and define people by laws or policies or regulations.