Sentence examples for have been redefining from inspiring English sources
Today you should have been redefining 65 ever young, not just in looks, but in humor, intelligence, curiosity and passion for life.
Some had gone hoping to get tickets and stumbled upon the landing, but others have been redefining the term Subway Series by perching on the spot on the Flushing Line station for years.
Often frustrated with the limits that the industry imposes for a certain kind of "Broadway" standard, performance artists have been redefining the theatre scene, creating provocative new forms of entertainment.
The rules of the game have been redefined by technology.
It helps that symbols and anniversaries have been redefined with skill.
Left-handers have been redefined as creative, broad-minded, natural leaders.
What other units have been redefined by scientists since the 19th century?
When the new groundbreaking takes place later this year, the campus will have been redefined.
Laborers have been redefined as "consumers," a category that somehow muddies everything.
Our travel business in Europe is up more than in the United States because travel patterns have been redefined.
With his and Osipova's performance in this ballet, the art-form's technical limits have been redefined.
