Sentence examples for form the boundaries from inspiring English sources

The island clusters of the western Pacific form the boundaries of the several wide and deep continental seas of the region.

The novel continuously opens into something larger than the specifics that form the boundaries of the story, though paradoxically these specifics must be concrete and convincing if we are to intimate a larger truth through them.

In the film's best sequence, he stomps and kicks against the brick walls and metal barricades that form the boundaries of his childhood, and Mr. Daldry's camera, moving like Billy to the Beat of Jam's "Town Called Malice," captures both his imprisonment and his furious, temporary freedom.

These fault zones form the boundaries of the Variscan Internides and Permo-Carboniferous troughs and highs (Fig. 1c).

The neutral points form the boundaries for the "stress cage" in overbalanced cylindrical cavities and for the complimentary "fracture cage" in underbalanced cavities.

If you could play God and trigger all those combinations, you would end up with most of the building blocks of life: such as proteins that form the boundaries of cells or sugar molecules, which are crucial to the nucleic acids of our DNA.

Those hills form the boundary with Worcestershire.

The lower course of the Pearl and the East Pearl form the boundary between Mississippi and Louisiana.

It continues to form the boundary between Zambia and Zimbabwe until it crosses the Mozambique border at Luangwa.

To the west lie the Malvern Hills, which exceed elevations of 1,300 feet (400 metres) and form the boundary with Herefordshire; they consist of Precambrian gneisses and volcanic rocks.

If there were differences between the Balentine and Taylor cases, they were far too minor to form the boundary between life and death.