Sentence examples for will define for from inspiring English sources

L.G.: You know, Dick, I've been on many panels, no one will define for me what I said.

With so much once-in-a-lifetime municipal financing being applied to school construction -- $36 billion was spent last year, up more than 20percentt from 1999 -- this period will define for decades the shape of the schools that shape young minds.

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First we will define, for 1 < c < 2, random variables  η c.

Considering a rectangular signal formed by luminous points, shown in a schematic representation in Figure 2, the visual acuity of the observer (1/δ) will define, for an observation distance D, the maximum separation between LEDs (d) from which the signal is perceived as homogeneous.

Meanwhile Mother Ginger — almost deep-sixed in this production — takes a shape no one will define for me.

Their attitudes about women are antediluvian, which I'll define for the Republican base; relating to the period before the flood mentioned in the Bible.

In my new fiction collection, Gifts Not Yet Given, the characters (particularly those who are LGBT) are each facing a moment in which their choices and actions will define them, for better or for worse.

For this meaningful collaboration, a framework would set the direction that will define mechanisms for the accountability and transparency.

"It will define competitiveness for Detroit".

These people find themselves not at a crossroads but at the collision of private and public life that will define them for years to come.