Sentence examples for year defined from inspiring English sources

The country and all its people have lived through an extraordinary year, defined by searing events and inescapable symbols.

If 2012 was the year of bedroom artists, then 2013 is a year defined by living-room artists.

In a year defined by loss, Sullivan looks around the city he once governed and sees the Olympic-related gains.

In a year defined by change, in a season worthy of defensive rookie of the year consideration, two constants serve as guides for Revis.

2012 should be a year defined by ideas that leap out and command attention – remarkable works that people want to share.

In a year defined by violence and civil unrest, it wouldn't be surprising to learn that Benson has a more powerful agenda than being helpful.

The time of the year defines the story really.

The audited annual accounts build the cost frame and the calendar year defines the calculation period.

He recalls the original Brixton riots, during the Eighties, which for many years defined the area.

The Yankees, an organization that for years defined disorganization, now have a more pronounced voice than the Mets.

Read today, across a divide of 30 years defined by the AIDS crisis, these books can seem dated, even quaint.