Sentence examples for she has defined from inspiring English sources
"She has defined this genre," Ms. Blue said, adding, "Mary set the agenda on this television show".
The Costume Institute's curator-in-charge, Andrew Bolton, says: "By inviting us to rethink fashion as a site of constant creation, recreation and hybridity, she has defined the aesthetics of our time".
But in Argentine newspapers she has defined herself as the champion of the same oppressed masses who were Eva Perón's constituency, and in much the same language as her venerated predecessor.
I find Nigella's presence as comforting as her food, and I will not gainsay the fact that she has defined the modern cookery programme, what with her cocoa nibs and all.
WIMBLEDON, England — Her first match at a Grand Slam tournament in nearly a year was over, and Serena Williams was crying as she waved to the Wimbledon crowd, crying into her towel, crying as she walked off one of the courts where she has defined her career and refined her intimidating aura.
But other Republicans said that if she was serious about becoming president, the shootings in Tucson might require Ms. Palin to step out of the political comfort zone she has defined for herself, whether she viewed the current criticism of her as fair or not.
Before she died, Judge said, she had defined her sport.
"It has defined you," she told him.
The Army has defined her.
Bryzgalov's streakiness has defined the season.
