Sentence examples for had already defined from inspiring English sources

He had already defined success by setting a goal: an on-time budget.

Before Facebook came about, sites like Friendster and MySpace had already defined social networks.

Classical economics had already defined this as "opportunity cost," which is just as accurate but less tear-jerking.

There was originally a third Yello man, but tape operative Carlos Peron left in 1983, by which time they had already defined their trademark style on 1980's Solid Pleasure.

Just as important, Mr. Cash had already defined his persona as one of popular music's most incorrigible wild men, an amphetamine-fueled hellcat who had no patience for either country music's pieties or rock 'n' roll's teen-pop sentimentality.

He had barely started to introduce himself before a ruthlessly efficient effort by Team Corbyn had already defined him as a former employee of big pharma and a "Trojan horse" for Blairite revanchism.

Mozart has already brought Don Giovanni to life and Goethe has already defined Faust.

We've already defined several batches of translations for more common situations like this.

If you've already defined your outcome before you begin, your freedom of creation is already dead.

"It's not like I'm replacing Charles Dutton and he has already defined who the character is," Mr. Mitchell said.

"Traditionally, a government hires one firm to come up with one solution to a problem they've already defined.