"It really is quite important to have a boundary of privacy in relationships," says Hodson.
The National Botanic Gardens at Kirstenbosch flank a boundary of the city.
Each and every one of them ultimately believed that they were safe; that there was a boundary – call it a boundary of legality, a boundary of civilisation – that Israel would not cross.
The European Court of Justice decision was a boundary of words, creating a border of beginnings and ends.
"We began by suggesting 40-60 mando and cashew trees per acre and a boundary of indigenous trees.
However, the Bob Morris piece on the Soho Club ("It's My Soho House. Keep Out!" Sept. 7) stepped over a boundary of mindless frivolity.
Seismologists have never been sure exactly what fault was involved, in part because it was far from a boundary of the earth's major tectonic plates.
But occasionally, particularly during contact metamorphism, diffusion may occur across a boundary of chemical dissimilarity, leading to rocks of unique composition.
My personality, since I was little, was basically that if I saw a boundary of any sort, I wanted to either break it or see how far I could push it.
9.44am GMT 3rd over: Australia 28-0 (Warner 11, Finch 16) Santokie gets another crack at Warner and perhaps inspired by Finch's carefree strokeplay moments before, Warner immediately slashes the paceman through point for a boundary of his own.
"A landholder will be able to bring in a boundary of a paddock or farm and get the average ground cover for the last 30 years and how it compares to neighbours," Tickle says.
