Sentence examples for redefined and from inspiring English sources

The Knicks are redefined and remodeling.

Then in 1997 the department was redefined and renamed.

Indeed, The Times has redefined and reinvented itself many times.

The former has since been redefined and the latter has yet to be implemented.

But that's the point: Lincecum has redefined and even reclaimed the term.

Power has been redefined and defused, as have the threats of the era.

To be sure, the essence of Jaguar has been radically redefined, and with the X-Type the audience is new.

"Chris's work has completely redefined and expanded the inherent potential of comics," said Ivan Burnetti, a fellow cartoonist from Chicago.

"Short of saying it is now a secular Pakistan, he's redefined and changed the politics of the regime," the diplomat said.

I disregard the word nationalism in the SNP because I think it is being redefined and it's about having self-respect.

The building is a hulking skeleton on the scarred landscape of the city's outskirts, a city whose boundaries may yet be redefined and redrawn in peace negotiations.