Sentence examples for boundaries to it from inspiring English sources

It's probably going to be another generation before Ireland begins to find a new identity and has some kind of structure and boundaries to it".

Now, with a fresh P-22 tattoo on her shoulder, she uses his plight to advocate for connectivity (the conservation principle that calls for linking areas of habitat), especially in cities, where habitat may exist but the boundaries to it are often fatal.

Many discussions of singular structure in relativistic spacetimes, therefore, are premised on the idea that a singularity represents a point or set of points that in some sense or other is "missing" from the spacetime manifold, that spacetime has a "hole" or "tear" in it that we could fill in or patch by the appendage of a boundary to it.

Woakes hasn't been great today, and that continues when Jadeja hammers two more boundaries to make it 14 from the over.

- Place a scarf or mat there to create the boundaries to define it as a sacred space.

"As a kid, it seemed like there were no boundaries to the park; it seemed like it went on and on forever," Robin said.

At its boundary to trnI it contains two sections with repetitive sequences (Fig. 4).

You have no boundaries to reality so it allows boundless creativity.

Earlier the layman had described the human mind as a measure that sets limits, conceptual and linguistic boundaries, to all that it knows.

Figuring out what's of value inside a company and setting up the proper rules and boundaries to make sure it stays private is absolutely vital.

On Thursday, authorities were knocking down a wall marking the graveyard's historical boundary to allow it to expand.