Sentence examples for boundary yet from inspiring English sources

19th over: England 64-0 (Trescothick 31, Strauss 26) Strauss, who hasn't hit a boundary yet, has been nowhere near his best in this innings.

You crossed an important boundary, yet seemed completely unaware of your offense — hence the slap in the face.

The ActA is also distributed asymmetrically along the boundary, yet exhibits a less pronounced peak at the cap (bottom right).

He is also fascinated by death -- "the only thing we share across all boundaries, yet we all enter it alone".

They collectively possess a huge, slippery wealth that knows no boundaries - yet Israel is said to be an impoverished, lame-duck state, bleeding the west dry.

Materials with wavy microstructures span disciplinary boundaries, yet relatively little systematic work has been done to characterize their thermo-mechanical response.

One of the central ambiguities of capitalism is that it is necessarily a global system, with production and exchange extending beyond national boundaries; yet at the same time, units of capital (corporations etc) tend to be concentrated within national states where they are afforded an infrastructure, a labour force, and a great deal of primary investments.

Here is a performer with a reputation for being the maverick, the foul-mouthed pusher of boundaries, yet the 'apples-and-pears-gor-blimey-guvnor' public persona masks a formidable talent and an iron determination to get the best possible performance, whether he's playing Haydn, Hendrix or Hefti.

"The Internet historically has been very good at breaking down boundaries, yet the story of the last 10 years has been erecting more boundaries," says Parker.

Naturally, that eight-point battery test was a centerpiece of today's big event, noting that while the company was pushing the boundaries yet again, it's still doing its due diligence.

Such whiskers extending along polar surfaces with mosaic twin boundaries yet with a strong photoluminescence at 391 nm and a considerable flexibility as shown in Fig. 8a and b, respectively, could have potential lasing/piezoelectric and energy-scavenging applications.