Sentence examples for is definitively over from inspiring English sources

If you're Canadian, November usually brings on that painful feeling that summer is definitively over, Halloween-hilarity has been left behind in a mess of smudged make-up and hung-over regret, and we're now starting that dreary trudge toward the holiday season and that freezing hell-scape we call winter. .

That phase is definitively over.

And there's no reason to imagine that the era of the closet-case is definitively over.

But the show is not entirely given over to studied elegance or a world as charming and glamorous as it is definitively over.

First off, the latest Vital Signs report dropped last week, carving a few of our fears in stone: the oil boom is definitively over and more people are falling into poverty.

By her apocalyptic finale, there was no question that the party of the 19th century was definitively over in the aftermath of World War I.

He could just as well have told me that I would soon be able to build a helicopter of cookie dough and fly to Neptune, so clear was it to me that my real life was definitively over.

Last week on the Sunday news shows, I remember watching in disbelief as Larry Summers smugly told the 15 million Americans out of work that the recession was definitively over and that all economists agree.

So entrenched is said grilling, in a society where women are expected to marry in their mid-20s and anyone over 30 is definitively "on the shelf," that there's even a phrase for it: "cuihun," or "urge marriage".

"This is definitively not it.

This is definitively Cornwall, after all.