Sentence examples for own defined from inspiring English sources

It will emerge, I think, as its own defined genre, as a kind of television.

These tissue constructs are maintained by their own defined blood supply and are called flaps.

"This spinoff will create two distinct companies, each with enhanced strategic flexibility, its own defined business focus and clear investment characteristics," the Cablevision chief executive James L. Dolan said.

Mr. McPherson has also become a very good jazz composer, his pieces built on the chords of standard songs and on forms of his own, defined by strong melodic content, harmonic sophistication and rhythmic alacrity.

But now the healthcare scientists have their own defined career paths, which can take somebody starting off in a staff support role right to the top to become a consultant clinical scientist.

Crucially for a fashion house that has been identified for so long with the aesthetic of one designer, Ms. Jarrar brings to Lanvin her own defined and recognizable style, honed over six years at her small, successful Paris couture house: A smart fusion of urban modernity with a quiet yet tangible luxury.

This has been Pochettino's own defining quality from the start at Spurs, the insistence his team run more and hustle more, a conjoined momentum that has driven some genuinely thrilling, bruising performances.

Do we have our own defining moments of external support in the recovery movement?

No man or friendship should own, define, and control her self-perception.

Or, for the self-employed person or person who sits on boards, they can defer into a SEP I.R.A.," a retirement plan for the self-employed, or into one's own defined-benefit plan, said Christopher Zander, the national head of wealth planning at Evercore Wealth Management.

Like his dancers, each studio had its own defining history.