Sentence examples for nothing defined from inspiring English sources
Aside from his impeachment, nothing defined Bill Clinton's years in the White House more than prosperity.
Wong said: "There's nothing defined for an artist – no set structure that ensures a salary or future growth.
For most of the 20th century, nothing defined opening night on Broadway like an Al Hirschfeld drawing of the production, and this one had the familiar swooping line and Hirschfeld signature.
"If we do nothing, defined benefit schemes will all be shut down," Mr Webb told The Independent before outlining a range of proposals that he intends to push through during the lifetime of the existing Parliament.
Indeed, nothing defined the bull market like Internet-related initial public offerings.
Nothing defines this shift better than a 1998 survey of 257 students, faculty and staff members at the Harvard School of Public Health.
Labour opposed most of them: for party activists, nothing defines the difference between left and right so starkly.
Nothing defines Tate Modern quite so much as the giant metal spider the great modern artist Louise Bourgeois created for its opening in 2000.
Nothing defines an area of study in law schools like a casebook, or the legal texts involving court rulings on cases.
Nothing defines football more than the players.
