Sentence examples for escape the limits from inspiring English sources
To escape the limits of genre, they decided to change direction.
Adding a connection with a cellular modem lets him escape the limits of the AM or FM bands.
Unsurprisingly, then, dinosaurs had already begun to escape the limits set on them by fossil collections and sculpture parks.
Most strikingly, Britain's increasing openness to migrant workers is allowing firms to escape the limits of local labour.Just how big an impact higher immigration is having on potential output goes to the heart of the rate-setters' dilemma.
It's just a chance to be something different than what the pressures of family and parenthood demand, to escape the limits that society and life try to place on us.
The point it conveyed was simple: there had really been just two hinge points in French cooking — Carême's early-nineteenth-century revolution, and Michel Guérard's twentieth-century one — and both had come from pastry cooks escaping the limits of pastry.
In the meantime IBM (like Houdini escaping the limits of its past and size) is beating HP in services, while Amazon has a leg up in the cloud, leaving HP's future hazy.
The recent excellent essay by Robic (2010) awakened an old concern of mine regarding whether "sequences," be they protein or nucleic acid, have escaped the limits of their useful abstraction and acquired the status of a nonexistent physical reality.
But the afternoon had got late, and Sergei, as usual, was in a sweat to escape the city limits and find a good camping spot.
His scripts and his direction of actors and of action defy even his own attempts to escape the tight limits of his authorship, of his authority.
