So Lin has succumbed to a venerable foe; To their utmost limits, all men'll go.
It has stretched human ingenuity, engineering and material technology to their utmost limits.
At the highest level, they're incredibly impressive athletic feats that tax the human body to its utmost limits, but so what?
In him, grievance functions at the utmost limit of cynicism.
With Cranford, she felt the crew were "worked to the utmost limit to get it done.
"We've reached the utmost limit in terms of financing," Mr. Hatoyama, who took office in September after a landmark victory for his Democratic Party over the long-governing Liberal Democratic Party, said on Tuesday.
Here, Can Xue is making brilliant verbal performances to liberate the long buried frozen words, the desire to talk, the desire to live, of her soul to the utmost limit.
Back in 1927, in "The Rise of American Civilization," Charles and Mary Beard wrote about how the New York World, in its heyday under Joseph Pulitzer, became America's first mass-circulation newspaper: "It exploited to the utmost limit the tragedy and comedy of contemporary life, in all its component elements of sex, society, crime, perversion, love, romance, and emotion generally".
In the athletae, embonpoint, if carried to its utmost limit, is dangerous, for they cannot remain in the same state nor be stationary; and since, then, they can neither remain stationary nor improve, it only remains for them to get worse; for these reasons the embonpoint should be reduced without delay, that the body may again have a commencement of reparation.
In the 1960s, a low-molecular-weight (<15 kDa), protein-free extract capable of protecting sensitive bacteria against the lethal effects of ionizing radiation was prepared from Deinococcus radiodurans [13], a vegetative bacterium which represents life's utmost limit for ionizing radiation resistance, capable of surviving 12,000 Gy [14] [16].
Its purpose is to test candidates to the utmost limit of their physical and mental abilities.
