Sentence examples for a bit of boundary from inspiring English sources

The others were Sussex, Kent and Essex, although there was quite a bit of boundary change happening for the three centuries or so that this era lasted - all very much Game of Thrones.

Mind you, the fact that those tattoos are permanent because of the whole ink-being-irreversibly-injected-under-your-skin thing makes them a bit of a boundary cheat, if you ask me.   .

Many of eastern Rhode Island's beaches are rather short affairs, a bit of cobble-strewn sand boundaried by ancient upheaves of red granite cliffs that glow with sunrise, as one legend has it, giving the state its name.

ASK-VP-3/4: right and left horn core fragments: left is a basal portion preserving a bit of the pedicel-horn core boundary, right is from just above the horn core base.

6th over: England 12-0 (Strauss 8, Cook 1) Edwards overpitches and offers a bit of width and that's the first boundary of the Test as Strauss says thank you very much.

You have to be a bit of a workaholic: finding the balance and boundaries to fit everything in can be a bit of a juggle.

The closer your head gets to being horizontal, the likelier the air bubbles are to pop out; however, there is quite a bit of leeway with this, so learn your boundaries.

Barry is known as a bit of a drill sergeant, someone who pushes the boundaries of comfort and encourages comradery and teamwork.

The team spent quite a bit of time trying to decide where to set the boundary between the operating system and the emulated layer, though.

Davis, enemy of all boundaries, inspects Matt's desk, reads a bit of the play Matt is writing about Amsterdam, types some additions, and erases a few lines.

As an activist, Nic Holas told me he could "look like a bit of a ratbag in the media", by advocating for protests or pushing boundaries.