Sentence examples for a new boundary from inspiring English sources

A new boundary was drawn, and soon afterward offshore oil exploration was begun there.

Thereafter, it accepted Peru's claim, and drew a new boundary running broadly south-westward.

As shown by inscriptions carved along the way, he thrust past the Fourth Nile Cataract and set up a new boundary at Kurgus.

The Postal Service is in the process of dividing the long-cherished Upper East Side ZIP code 10021 into three ZIP codes, and she lives on the wrong side of a new boundary on Park Avenue.

The shift in focus shown in the trailer for Get Out and the exploration of racial identity suggests that the horror genre might finally be ready to push a new boundary.

The EU would have to construct a new boundary between Northern Ireland and Ireland if the UK votes for Brexit, symbolising a return to "division, isolation and difference," the Irish prime minister has said.

This would let the bulk of the 300,000 Israeli settlers (excluding Jerusalem) remain within a new boundary, enabling them to expand in three or four of the biggest settlement blocks.

The decision to have — or not have — children has been a perennial obsession that blooms in a thousand blog posts and talk show debates every time science pushes a new boundary or The New England Journal of Medicine prompts a fresh scare.

But it turned out to be another unilateral move that subsequently helped Israeli negotiators argue for the barrier to become the basis of a new boundary behind which Israel would withdraw.Mr Weisglass says Mr Sharon put his country before his party—unlike, he says, Binyamin Netanyahu, the present prime minister.

Often a new boundary-crossing perspective comes simply from going back to original sources — to the time before categories hardened.

What freed Americans to stuff their faces with ever bigger servings of ever more fattening foods, says Mr. Critser, was the emergence of what he calls a "new boundary-free culture".