Sentence examples for who redefined from inspiring English sources

Walter Steiner was a Swiss ski-jumper, and professional carpenter, who redefined the sport.

Nick Zito, who redefined his stature as a thoroughbred trainer with Albert the Great.

But, by all accounts, the man who redefined comedy in America - and not just black comedy - was Mr. Pryor.

The Irish actor and the playwright who redefined the American West seem like an odd match, but evidently they're not.

But she was more interested in how his work would play off that of postwar painters who redefined American iconography, like Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg and Jackson Pollock.

It was a bit of strategy that would have made Tony La Russa, a former manager who redefined the concept of pitching matchups, proud.

We look back at our best selves, but we also look to the athletes who redefine what a best self might mean -- to the individuals who virtually reinvent the games they play.

Its cubicle-drone protagonist (Ron Livingston) is a latter-day Bartleby the Scrivener who redefines the slacker as revolutionary; confronted with the dehumanizing tedium of his software job, he decides to live out his "dream of doing nothing".

"He is a world-recognized trendsetter who redefines modern elegance".

This piece is originally published on Breaking Hoops, a blog on innovators who redefine success.

Edward J. Snowden may go down in history as the man who redefines the legacy of Barack Obama.