Sentence examples for using to define from inspiring English sources

"What lines are you using to define Muslim women?" Eltahawy asked.

The benchmark that I'm using to define a late entrant is the pace of a candidate's fund-raising.

He defined those values as "family and marriage and hard work ethic and character and integrity," the same buzzwords Mr. Romney's campaign has been using to define him in recent days as South Carolina looms.

I've never been part of that.' " The social issues strategy isn't the only component discussed here, obviously, but it's clearly the one that Heilemann's White House sources are most enthusiastic about, and the one that they're most intent on using to define Romney.

The teacher needs to know, What do I do differently to teach the kids fractions?" said Charlotte Danielson, an educator who developed the Framework for Teaching criteria that Chicago Public Schools and other Illinois districts are using to define effective or ineffective teaching.

We propose a model which we are using to define services and solutions for healthcare applications from the requirements in the healthcare processes.

In most of biology it's used to define a pragmatically useful group.

The one that used to define Ireland.

But it's being used to define him, too.

A couture party in Paris used to define glamour.

Both are about how technology is erasing boundaries -- the boundaries that we use to define intellectual property, the boundaries that we use to define tax jurisdictions.