Sentence examples for have defined this from inspiring English sources

Djokovic has beaten Federer and Nadal — the two players who have defined this era — eight times in nine matches this year, and he has been stingiest of all with Nadal: beating him five consecutive times, including twice on American hardcourts, twice on his beloved red clay and now on grass.

11.11pm GMT Two plays that shook the World Series I think it's worth taking another look at the moments that have defined this World Series thus far.

But mainly, it was a day for the candidates to avoid conflict with one another and set out the themes that have defined this campaign since the beginning.

Real estate and fast money, after all, have defined this peninsula since the '20s, when empty lots of swamp could be flipped for a profit between martinis.

Sony, the market leader, is changing the technological and business rules that have defined this cut-throat industry for two decades.

More than quarterly fundraising totals or polls (scientific or straw) or the other metrics of the pre-primary season, it has been memorable moments in the four Republican debates that have defined this campaign.

"Adversity has defined this team," he says.

Q. You've defined this often in terms of Giuliani.

Rising homelessness is the issue that has defined this campaign.

(In the mid-nineteen-fifties, the World Air Sports Federation had defined this altitude as the beginning of space).

The surprising resurgence of Notre Dame has defined this college football season.