Sentence examples for had defined her from inspiring English sources

Before she died, Judge said, she had defined her sport.

But in her case it was a faith that had defined her for 30 years.

She coaxed rudimentary social commentary into the Seussian rhyming schema that had defined her career up until that point.

But to Ella, they were wholly consistent with the humanist impulses that had defined her from the beginning.

Wallis was distraught; the jewelry had defined her romance with the then prince and given her security.

Woolf, meanwhile, had worked on a string of novels that had defined her pre-eminence in British modernism: Jacob's Room (1922), Mrs Dalloway (1925) and To the Lighthouse (1927).

The Army has defined her.

Struggle and tragedy have defined her life.

It is Andrews' voice that has defined her.

Any one of those things could have defined her, or destroyed her.

For Shimada, promoting a healthy body image has defined her work.