Sentence examples for commanding boundaries from inspiring English sources

New Zealand-born Stokes provided England's impetus after lunch with a string of commanding boundaries, often on-drives and fierce pulls - one for six off Henry into the Mound Stand, to go with 15 fours - before missing out on a second Test century.

This paper considers the problem of redistricting or redrawing police command boundaries.

The redistricting or redrawing police command boundaries can be described as partitioning a police jurisdiction into command districts with the constraints such as contiguity and compactness.

The Australian Government rejected the plan and the wartime area command boundaries essentially remained in place.

The Australian Government rejected the plan and the wartime area command boundaries essentially remained in place until supplanted in 1953 54 by a functionally based command-and-control system made up of Home (operational), Training, and Maintenance Commands.

Plunkett played a number of commanding strokes, including three boundaries off one Tremlett over as he made his first half century of the season, before Jon Lewis had him caught behind.

Periodically he leant on it as though he didn't have a care in this little bit of the world he had come to command so impressively and when he struck four boundaries they came with perfect timing.

The legal framework surrounding surveillance needed updating "each fixed-term parliament" if it was to continue to command public confidence, Blunkett said, "because people are pushing the boundaries all the time".

The patriarchs of Constantinople commanded the respect of all the Eastern Orthodox churches, even beyond the imperial boundaries.

The best guess is that even with his modest pedigree (by Boundary out of Mien) and short career, Big Brown will command $125,000 to $150,000 for the first two years, maybe more.

Our story and the story of our ancestors still command us -- with direction, with purpose, and with meaning so powerful that it transcends the finite boundaries of time or our fragile lives.