Sentence examples for found the definition from inspiring English sources
The nullifying of the corruption findings is a direct consequence of the high court decision last week, in a case taken by crown prosecutor Margaret Cunneen, that found the definition of corrupt conduct Icac could investigate did not extend to a private citizen influencing public officials in certain circumstances.
In an exercise of pure vanity, I hit up Merriam Webster.com and found the definition you see above, only 16 years later.
And finally, I think Chris looked up "goat rodeo" on the contemporary urban dictionary or something, and found the definition that we loved.
This study found the definition of a prolonged ICU stay using the national health insurance database of Taiwan.
Because dictionaries are always organized alphabetically, you do not need to list the page number where you found the definition.[3].
The authors have found the definitions useful when it's necessary to describe the symptoms more clearly.
If someone tweets or Gchats you a term you don't understand, you can just fire up Urban to find the definition.
The easiest way to find the definition of a term is by using the Stanford University Data Stewardship Dictionary SUDS Dictionaryy), accessed through the search box at the right of each Fingate page.
The reports all follow the same format so that everyone knows where to find the definition of the problem, the responsible engineer and department, the results of the analysis, and the recommendations.
Top models who painfully exfoliate their skin with body scrub can look up body suit and body stocking; fender-bending drivers will readily find body work just as wriggling pinball players will find the definition of body English.
