Sentence examples for up definitively from inspiring English sources

"Huh – says the lady with @nakedvix as her Twitter name," one said when I brought this up, definitively refuting my right to feel startled and aggrieved.

Nattino said in a statement that his work had "always been characterised by maximum transparency and correctness in respect of regulations in force" and that he "trusts that the matter can be cleared up definitively as soon as possible".

Though his band hasn't split up definitively, he's releasing a solo record, The Boxer; and though he's nominally repositioning himself as a dance act, he's doing it in the indiest way possible – not with a series of glitzy nightclub PAs, but with a dues-paying slog around some of the UK's more compact venues.

With the 30 June deadline for a deal drawing near and diplomats from seven countries locked in negotiations in the Austrian capital, France's Foreign Minister, Laurent Fabius, said that disagreements remained over some of the conditions being demanded for "a robust deal that recognises Iran's right to civil nuclear power, but guarantees that Iran gives up definitively the nuclear weapon".

And while America has been sticking it out in Iraq and Afghanistan, there has been no clear signal sent that when fresh threats arise, America will as a matter of course stand up definitively to anything more than four Somali pirates in a small boat.

One thing we can clear up definitively is how to pronounce the guy's name.

Polo shirt and jeans by WESC, sneakers by Adidas Campus Skate Elliot, 11 Girls shouldn't wear too much make-up, definitively not.

On a playing space made up of definitively theatrical red velvet curtains and a series of small stages under the Regal Theatre's old proscenium arch, the thematic explored is how playing social "roles" can liberate and restrict.

We feel comfortable assuming that by then, Chuck will have regrouped enough to break things up more definitively".

It seems to me that if there's one person remaining who can stand up and definitively separate Barack Obama from Reverend Jeremiah Wright, it's Reverend Wright himself.

Specifically: movies by grown-ups, about grown-ups, engaging in that most definitively grown-up activity, presented in a grown-up fashion.