Sentence examples for once defining from inspiring English sources

Among the discoveries one could make are relics of Salonika's once defining Jewish presence.

He worked with stars like Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly, Tony Curtis, Lana Turner, Dick Van Dyke and Ann-Margret, once defining a star as "someone who attracts your attention even when he or she isn't doing anything".

The permutation test was conducted once defining significant associations as those with P<0.05 and a second time defining significant associations as those with P<0.01.

Politics was once defined as "show business for ugly people".

Spain had lacked the assuredness that had once defined them.

The walls that once defined offices are gone.

Elegance, not anarchy, once defined this resting place.

WILLIAM WORDSWORTH once defined poetry as emotion recollected in tranquillity.

Gone, too, are the sounds that once defined the town.

A series once defined by villains has mostly turned vanilla.

Where activists were once defined by their causes, they are now defined by their tools.