Sentence examples for together defined from inspiring English sources

David and Jean's lives together defined the meaning of love and family.

Thus, experiment and theory, the two cornerstones of chemical science in the modern world, together defined the concept of chemical reactions.

He painted arrangements of boxes and bottles that were stripped of detail and usually constructed from a few planes of color that together defined the wall and the tabletop and whatever object was sitting on it.

Little more than two seats, an engine, a gas tank and swoopy fenders mounted to a bare-essentials chassis, the Bearcat and the Raceabout together defined the look of a fast car for generations.

But as the bunch of lawyers living and loving together defined Nineties television drama, so too has Egg, for better or worse, defined Lincoln for British directors, who have cast him variously as a boyish member of staff in Teachers and a thrusting young psychologist in Afterlife, while on the big screen he has popped up in Love Actually and Enduring Love.

A household contains a group of people, often but not always a family, living together (defined as sharing a common kitchen).

In her essay, Fey explains the two schools of comedy that together define the show.

Relationships are crucial: get people to come together, define their position and work from there.

Both are aspects of an endlessly shifting urban landscape that together define the spirit of this city.

Declination and right ascension, an east-west coordinate, together define the position of an object in the sky.

** The director Jay Roach says that the six films Murray and Ramis made together define a level of achievement he calls "extreme comedy".