Sentence examples for boundaries at the from inspiring English sources

Our blokes weren't able to hit boundaries at the end and that is what cost us".

When Dr. Heyerdahl discussed "No Boundaries" at the University of Oslo recently, more than 600 people crowded the hall.

The boundaries at the Premadasa are relatively small, the outfield unusually bumpy by pampered 21st-century standards.

The project sits in Joyce's electorate of New England but will move to a neighbouring National electorate under the new boundaries at the upcoming federal election.

The change to boundaries at the C/D borderline has badly affected thousands of young people on the margins and those who are most vulnerable.

The Constitution gives states control of navigable waters within their boundaries at the time of statehood and nonnavigable stretches to the federal government.

He stayed on and Dutch captain Peter Borren promptly hit him for three consecutive boundaries at the end of the innings.

"They have a pitch maybe twenty or thirty yards long, and set up two stones a couple of feet apart at either end, often with gutters or ditches marking the boundaries at the sides.

In fact, Kyme said, while the brewer undeniably makes good beers, there are lots of people pushing the craft boundaries at the moment and "very few are making beers that are vastly superior to anyone else's".

McCullum has made his reputation on big shots and risky strokeplay but on this occasion he was a model of responsibility, looking for boundaries at the right time but taking the easy runs when they were available.

Electrons driven by a constant electric field in a bulk metal can travel distances that are extremely long compared with atomic dimensions before they encounter any boundaries at the edges of the metal.