Sentence examples for circumscribed by a from inspiring English sources

Where big-budget films have traditionally been circumscribed by a single theme, these films are circumscribed by a single ZIP code.

Yet a thirty-year friendship of unusual intimacy was circumscribed by a subject that they never discussed.

The flag has a deep blue background, and a white silhouette of the twin towers circumscribed by a pentagon.

Even after a general election due in 2015, the opposition will be circumscribed by a constitution enshrining the army's dominance.

A future Fed chairman's power could "be circumscribed by a more formal policy-making process," Mr. Feroli said.

The entire 1.7-mile oceanfront is circumscribed by a walk that's lined with well-kept rose gardens, benches, piers and tidy strips of sand.

Matheson pioneered much of what we would now understand as factual, religious, arts, current affairs, political and news programmes (the latter then circumscribed by an agreement with newspaper proprietors to broadcast only bulletins supplied by news agencies and after 6pm).

Since this involved restricting the rights of surplus nations, his plans were circumscribed by Washington, a nice irony now that America is a debtor nation.After the Bretton Woods system collapsed in 1971, trade imbalances ceased to be much of a constraint on the developed world.

By Wednesday morning, 100 or so stalwarts were making the daily, peaceful trek through the financial district, where their movements were circumscribed by barricades and a heavy police presence.

Nor is it likely that the field of corrupt actions can be neatly circumscribed by recourse to a set of self-evident criteria.

Even in a town circumscribed by history, ritual and hidebound reminiscence, a longtime establishment can adapt, and Siro's, a 121-seat gathering place for the Learjet set, has done just that.