There wasn't a definitive day that I quit acting.
All this is part of the current N.F.L. coaching shuffle that became more definitive Saturday, when the St . LouisRams hired Steve Spagnuolo as their head coach.
But Mr. Crowley was more definitive Wednesday, declaring, "The visit is still on, and there's been no change".
While Cotton sounded very sure of the decision, leaders were less definitive Tuesday, suggesting this may not quite be a done deal.
Cue Dear Mom, Love Cher a television special -- the definitive Mother's Day gift -- that originally aired on the Lifetime network, Monday, May 6, which took us into the private life of Georgia and her intimate family circle.
Bradley Wiggins won a gold medal on Wednesday, but the definitive image from the day was the London mayor, Boris Johnson, in a blue safety helmet, dangling on the zip-wire in Victoria Park like Martin Prince hanging by his underwear on a flagpole.
With a speech about the crucial role of literature, Ursula Le Guin gave the definitive speech of Wednesday's National Book Awards.
After each of three other mass killings during his tenure, Mr. Obama has renewed calls for legislation without exerting much political capital, but the definitive language on Sunday may make it harder for him not to act this time.
Trouble looms in Baker Street, as former Frankenstein co-stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller face off in a trenchant battle to become The Definitive Favourite Modern-Day Television Sherlock Holmes (not counting Jonathan Creek).
If they want to continue this identity crisis theme, Arctic Monkeys could simply finish off the line they nicked from the definitive kitchen-sink drama Saturday Night and Sunday Morning.
