Sentence examples for work defined from inspiring English sources
When I didn't have the success, I felt the work defined me, because there was a lack of it".
Mr. Getaz, who oversees the practical aspects of the team's work, defined low budget as roughly $5,000 an episode.
How is work defined, it seems to ask, when, as at present, passive "facilitating" can constitute a career?
"Fe, familia y trabajo," he told the crowd of more than 5,000 people at Florida International University, explaining that faith, family and work defined his life.
That decision was correct, the majority said today, because Black's Law Dictionary, a standard legal reference work, defined prevailing party as a "party in whose favor a judgment is rendered".
In 1893 the encyclical Providentissimus Deus ("The Most Provident God"), now outdated but originally a pioneering work, defined in fairly broad-minded manner the principles on which Catholics should interpret the Bible.
Their work defines brutalism.
His work defines the city for many visitors.
My work defines me and I worry what I will do without it.
This work defines the culture in a given place at a given time.
