Sentence examples for boundaries press from inspiring English sources

Attacks have typically happened beyond a two-hour window from the start and end of school — that is, late at night or very early in the morning — and blocks away from school grounds, where neighborhood boundaries press against one another.

Theodore W. Trautwein, the New Jersey judge who sent a reporter to jail in 1978 in a celebrated case that tested the boundaries of press freedom and fair trials, died on Aug. 17 in Hollywood, Fla., where he had lived for the last two years.

Is the magazine's indomitable editor, Hu Shuli, maneuvering to ensure she can continue pushing the boundaries of press freedom, either at Caijing or at a new publication?

The prose poetry anthology, "No Boundaries," from Tupelo Press, edited by Ray Gonzalez, bears that title partially for that reason.

Without athletes like legendary pitcher Tommy John willing to press boundaries, it's arguable about where we'd be in our successful treatment of certain joint ailments.

Working with Labour on issues such as boundary changes and press regulation has helped to "differentiate" the Lib Dems from their coalition partners.

Connecticut's leaders pointed out the later revisions to Connecticut's boundaries, but Andros pressed his claim, arguing that those revisions had been superseded by York's grant.

Anderson's sledging does press the boundaries of acceptability.

Still, he recognizes that brokers are going to press the boundaries to make deals.

"All new technologies have the capacity to press the boundaries of what is permissible," says Sefton-Green.

And it clarifies Mr. Bradford's aim, which is, he has said, to "press the boundaries of black modernism".