Sentence examples for that it defined from inspiring English sources

More than that, it defined a genre of city cars for decades to come, encapsulating an effortless, Italian chic that no car has matched since.

It was a good school but it was of its time, in that it defined intelligence very narrowly.

The report said that it defined engaging in terrorist activities as actions like planning or conducting attacks, financing an operation or recruiting and helping transport terrorists.

One peculiarity of the Washington Treaty was that it defined warship size by devising new "standard" tonnages, which excluded the weight of fuel and reserve feed water.

In the race to develop the next sequel-worthy comic-book blockbuster, though, Warner Brothers remains a runner-up in a genre that it defined in the 1970's and 80's with the "Superman" and "Batman" series.

Larry Page, 28 Chief executive, Google BOOK --The DEveryday Everyday Things by Donald A. Norman (1990) WHY --After reading this book many years ago, only recently did I realize that it defined my whole outlook on the world and helped drive the creation of the Google search engine.

"A relationship like that with a man like that, it defines your life," wrote the actress and musician, who married David Bowie in 1970 and divorced him in 1980.

A representative SNP from each of these genes is also provided in the table along with the subgroup that it defines and its bp coordinates.

"You could say that it defines the politics of the country," he said.

The far right's fixation on same-sex relationships is so ludicrous that it defines a sub-category of camp.

But on its own terms "Rififi" is just about flawless: a genre movie brought off so keenly that it defines that genre's strengths and limits.