Sentence examples for as boundaries from inspiring English sources

Wide deserts serve as boundaries between them.

Their vibrantly tactile surfaces register less as boundaries of their bodies than as boundaries of the world beyond.

First it was in the form of box (Buxus sempervirens), and then ever-changing manifestations each year - species such as Ilex crenata - as boundaries were pushed to exhaustion.

The lines' compulsive rhythmic stress-pulse amplifies the mounting panic, while their dark nursery-rhyme endings vibrate with disjunctive energy as boundaries dissolve to terrifying effect.

Mr. Behrens and Mr. Burke say the big long-distance players -- AT&T, Sprint and WorldCom -- face fundamental problems as boundaries disappear between long-distance and local calling.

LA gangs are much more heavily armed than their London counterparts, but they divide their terrain similarly – using freeways and railroad tracks as boundaries rather than post codes.

Such data banks are usually organized in two parts: one for line work, such as boundaries, and the other for descriptive information or classifications.

As boundaries between art forms are increasingly blurred, the list of established stage performers who develop their own shows grows, and the Emelin cabaret lineup is among the most luminous.

As boundaries become more economically irrelevant, one question is whether people will seek refuge in their national identities or in the familiar if transitory comforts of placards, chants and street theater in places like Washington.

But the government conceded that some sort of public appeals will be allowed as boundaries are redrawn, sparking Tory fears that the new seats might not be ready for a general election in 2015.

The microstructure is made of ZnO grain surrounded by the melted additives as boundaries [4].