Examples of using Redefining in English and their translations into Polish
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By redefining the way Indian brides
With a vision of redefining what Inns have come to mean in India,
The design is characterized by redefining the classical forms the basis of durability and character.
Transformers: The Last Knight" breaks the core of the myth of this popular series, redefining the concept of the hero.
Redefining luxury in hospitality,
Kościów does not treat his quartets, however, as an attempt at redefining that crucial historical genre,
To do so would require modifying gravity by varying Newton's constant or redefining special relativity.
Redefining consumers' rights in the light of this new approach,
Redefining the capacity and capabilities of a workstation,
e.g. by redefining the legal framework for Common Application Centres, facilitating the establishment of such centres
Redefining elegance and luxury,
Redefining luxury in hospitality,
We are passionate about redefining youth through our revolutionary products and life-changing opportunities.
Line 6 is famous for redefining what the guitar amp is capable of,
including by redefining, where relevant, the scope of government action.
This is to be achieved by redefining objectives, i.e. convergence,
today we are redefining the way we communicate,
ways of means of retraining and redefining jobs must be agreed to.
Since 1989, the ex-Communist East has been in the process of redefining the notion of the public sphere,
this boutique chain stands out for its understated luxury with sophisticated interior design redefining the intimate experience of hospitality wrap.