Sentence examples for into the boundary from inspiring English sources

Dr. Rom and his wife, Holly, spend most of August at the lake and always paddle into the Boundary Waters.

It doesn't reach the boundary, but there's nobody out there to catch it and it runs into the boundary.

The subsequent rapid air displacement brings air from aloft into the boundary layer, thereby deepening the layer.

While some come for a few days to fish and camp, the more intrepid delve far into the Boundary Waters' 12,000 miles of routes.

Look inland from one of the lifts at Lutsen and the Superior National Forest rolls away to the horizon, a carpet of birch and pine heading onward into the Boundary Waters Canoe Area, then to Canada beyond.

I imagined a bouncy pitch with Imran Khan at the other end, his viciously unleashed thunderbolt just short of a length; and I went on the backfoot and, stepping nimbly on my toes, caressed the ball through cover with minimal backlift, and then held the pose as the leather orb, madly skimming a fast outfield, crashed into the boundary billboard advertising Marmite.

How many far less-privileged women, in hostile corners of the world, face the threat of vanishing completely, dissolving into the boundaries of others without a trace?

His son, Maḥmūd of Ghazna, invaded northern India several times between 1001 and 1027 and brought a large area of the present-day province into the boundaries of the Ghaznavid dynasty.

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It aims to yield insight into the boundaries of a digital ethics in this context.

And because I choose not to limit my life by tapping only into the boundaries of my mind, I experience a subtle, yet powerful trust in humanity.