Sentence examples for bounds you from inspiring English sources

I thought when you were in bounds you can move a stake".

If you thought the cheek of the "Feminazi" lawyer Charlotte Proudman knew some bounds, you were wrong.

If you hit a ball out of bounds you have to hit another, so concentrate on that, not what you have just done".

He added: "It should be the easiest part of the game: You know what club to use; you're not going to go out of bounds; you don't have to get it airborne; you're not doing a weight transfer.

OUT-OF-BOUNDS-OPTIONS If you hit your ball out of bounds, you must hit another one from the same spot as the original shot, or as near to it as possible.

"If you're skiing out of bounds, you're skiing at your own risk," she said.

M.I.T.-bound, you say, as you nuzzle his peppercorn hair.

The zero lower bound: you can always raise interest rates, but you can't cut them below zero, so deflation means significantly positive real rates even in the depths of a slump, making monetary stabilization much harder if not impossible.

On the other hand, if you are an attorney and you continue your professional career in a poor Southern state where your husband is the chief executive (and where the prospects of patronage are, let us say, loosely bounded), you will have a difficult time avoiding, at the least, the appearance of impropriety.

If, on the other hand, you believe that the problem lies in a shortfall of demand due to the zero lower bound, you believe that government borrowing needn't drive up rates, because it puts unemployed resources to work; that monetary expansion won't be inflationary, because the money will just sit there; and that fiscal austerity will be strongly contractionary.

For each of these couples, it meant putting up with other lovers, the failure of marriages, the fear of isolation (as Rilke writes to Salome, who is never "his", yet to whom he feels forever bound: "You alone know who I am.