Sentence examples for boundary to keep from inspiring English sources

Anyway Johnson drills a Broad full toss to the boundary to keep alive Australia's flickering hopes.

Warner cuts to the point boundary to keep things ticking along.

They whispered incantations into each corner, marking a boundary to keep out evil spirits.

The Labour Party rejected the line, stating that they did not want any transport that made it easier to live outside the municipal boundary, to keep tax money within the municipality.

Keep it cool: Another good boundary to keep in mind is secrecy.

Usher insists he has tried to draw boundaries to keep some of his private life private, but it's a constant balancing act.

She held temporary work as she organized the first kickball game, which she laughingly labeled "terrible" because there were no boundaries to keep in the balls.

If you do, set clear boundaries to keep your professional relationships uncomplicated.

The professional focus was on "providing individual support services for Suzie and on assisting her parents to set boundaries to keep her safe", the report found.

Many of the volunteers, short-term and long-term, are exhausted and unable to establish boundaries to keep their own mental and physical health in check.

I don't mean to suggest that we erect boundaries to keep feelings or knowledge out, but rather that we form ways to say when something is too much.