Sentence examples for has already been redefined from inspiring English sources
MELBOURNE, Australia - The tennis marathon has already been redefined, in all likelihood for good, by John Isner's victory over Nicolas Mahut in the opening round of Wimbledon in 2010.
If your opponent is worried about the "redefinition of traditional marriage," don't fight him on that - agree, and heartily state that marriage has already been redefined, many times, and thank goodness that is the case, otherwise, as recently as 1967, an interracial marriage (like the one that produced Barack Obama) would be illegal.
And before he has the chance to redefine himself, he may find his path has already been determined by projects that were set in motion before "Moneyball" ever crossed the plate.
But the powers – which hark back to the Algerian war in the 1950s – were later redefined and have already been extended twice until 26 May.
Before Nirvana broke big and redefined a new alternative sound, Jane's Addiction had already been there.
Because army ants have already been the focus of several molecular phylogenetic studies [ 5, 12], we focused our sampling on the non-army ant members of Dorylinae (we redefine dorylomorphs as Dorylinae, see Results above).
The former has since been redefined and the latter has yet to be implemented.
As defensive coordinator, Crennel will replace Clancy Pendergast, whose status on the staff has not been redefined.
But maybe that's the point: marriage has been redefined enough already!
