Sentence examples for boundaries of old from inspiring English sources
Today, the fortifications mark the boundaries of Old Quebec, a treasury of historic architecture, fine restaurants and tiny museums.
A year ago, after months of kidnappings and attacks against Sunni Arabs in Adhamiya, US forces erected a security barrier along the eastern boundaries of old Adhamiya, effectively sealing it off from the surrounding Shia areas.
Beautifully portrayed in the movie The Curious Life of Benjamin Button, we witness the boundaries of "old" and "young" disappear -- at the juncture of loving and love -- with a love that endures, is ageless, and goes where the human part of us is afraid to go.
Most people, then, are living in some other arrangement outside the boundaries of the old social contract.
Another of the more dire threats to the site has been unchecked development inside the boundaries of the old city walls, enclosing nearly three square miles.
The comments echo recent statements by Sudan's president, Omar Hassan al-Bashir, who said that Sudan would "liberate" South Sudan from its governing party, and that the "boundaries of the old Sudan can no longer fit us together," according to news reports.
The new non-league ground would be built within the boundaries of the old stadium.
Strikingly, the region where almost all of those men live matches the boundaries of the old Mongol Empire.
The new ground will be a completely new build, within the boundaries of the old stadium, and will include flood defences.
As late as 1820 the site was undeveloped pasture outside the boundaries of the old city, some distance from the commercial centre.
Instead, what reentered Afghanistan following its exile was a violent, antimodernist hybrid (described by French expert Olivier Roy as more akin to the extremist Catholic sect Opus Dei than anything native in Afghanistan) which at first challenged the weakened boundaries of the old patriarchy, then in triumph broke free from traditional limits on violence and clan rivalries.
