"The kid had his eyes on the prize, getting to college and redefining himself with no parents around.
He urged Kirk to share his confession with his family, to redefine himself in memory.
For both India and Pakistan, instead, Sept. 11 has provided a historic opportunity to try to redefine relations with Washington.
The mall forced Market Street here to redefine itself, with boutiques selling antiques, gifts, rare books and high-end clothing.
After the war, they rejoined the Fifa fold – whereupon the Scots would redefine hubris with a particularly spectacular grand gesture.
So the city started to redefine itself, with highways that run in every direction, with a nearby airport and railroad, with nature as the backdrop.
The McGreevey administration -- faced with a shocking budget shortfall and a handful politically embarrassing appointments and missteps -- is trying to redefine itself with a single bold stroke.
The Marx Brothers begin as aliens, but they are eventually at society's center, helping to redefine America with a popular culture shaped by ethnicity, race and immigration.
But Newcomb's quest to redefine mobile with open source threatened to make Famo.us unsustainable.
Our founders set out to redefine luxury with handbag startup Senreve, hoping to empower women to live without trade-offs.
