Sentence examples for boundary has from inspiring English sources

The national boundary has the potential to transform co-existence into the fixed lines of enemies.

The Cretaceous-Tertiary, or K-T, boundary has been stratotypified in Tunisia in North Africa.

The insurgents were sternly warned not to challenge the peacekeepers again, and the push to control the boundary has continued.

Brown told Guardian Australia: "The boundary has not been drawn by any environmental consistency, it's for pure commercial expedience.

The Paleocene-Eocene boundary has an estimated age of 56 million years; its GSSP is located near Luxor, Egypt.

The third genus (Tricophanes), which dates to near the Oligocene-Miocene boundary, has been established as a pirate perch (Aphredoderidae).

In recent years, the southern boundary has been extended as well, to Houston Street between First and Sixth Avenues.

That boundary has been known as the "green line" since 1949, when it was sketched on a map in green ink after the Arab-Israeli war in 1948.

But now, a sort of psychic boundary has obviously been passed – it must really be happening if people are buying the flats.

In the past this boundary has been less fixed than many assume, and it ought to move in response to the changing nature of care needs.

When a federal agency refers to the industry it oversees as its "customers," as the F.A.A. did with the airlines, a boundary has been dangerously crossed.