Sentence examples for boundaries and get from inspiring English sources

If I have been able to hold your interest so far, I would implore you to push boundaries and get involved.

I think we're quite challenging in the things that we do … It's very important as a station if people have that perception to challenge it and break down those boundaries and get different voices on air".

"Birmingham is a very multi-cultural city and we felt that it would be great to break down those boundaries and get people into the garden who may have thought in the past it wasn't for them".

Never cross the legal boundaries and get yourself in trouble.

They are breaking the boundaries and getting to use all their creativity.

Describing the boy's death as "tragic", Mr Johnson said: "I think this problem of kids growing up without boundaries and getting lost in tragic and self-destructive choices is the number one issue we face in this city.

Long before Off-Broadway's Hedwig ever got her Angry Inch, when the queer punk movement was just a twinkle in Freddie Mercury's eye, this outrageous gender-bender was breaking down boundaries and getting into fistfights behind her campy, confrontational rock-and-roll.

Among hackers themselves, it refers to someone who enjoys tinkering with technology, exploring its boundaries and getting it to do unexpected or unintended tricks, though in general use the word refers to individuals who break into computers for nefarious ends (for whom hackers prefer the terms "malicious hacker" or "cracker").

In folklore, the frog is an audacious trickster who slips across boundaries and gets punished for it, so I thought my character, a frogcatcher for the restaurant trade as well as a Paris-born Frog, should borrow some of those amphibious qualities.

At the same time, they had a propensity for pushing the boundaries and getting in trouble.

He ultimately crosses over those boundaries and gets personally involved in trying to help Linda by delving into the city's red-light district to seek her.