Sentence examples for nice boundary from inspiring English sources

If anyone is going to swing it like Elvis's hips circa 1956 it'll be Kallis, but all his first over produces is a nice boundary for Butcher.

Next to go was Jonny Bairstow, who clipped one nice boundary through mid-wicket but then tried to short-arm a ball from Mitchell Johnson (at the start of another spell) and succeeded only in lobbing it to deep midwicket placed there for just such an eventuality.

Since, by assumption, (Omega) has a nice boundary the curve (alpha) extends to the boundary with endpoints (alpha _pm =gamma _pm).

We give examples to show that a carrier of μ|∂G need not be the "nice boundary part" of G, and that properties (1) and (2) are not sufficient to guarantee that σe(Sμ) = ∂G.

It would be nice if the boundaries of this "tail" could be better described and displayed in a figure.

The Cuarteto Latinoamericano offered Villa-Lobos's Seventh Quartet, Revueltas's thoroughly amiable Fourth and Osvaldo Golijov's passionate "Yiddishbuk," as well as, in a nice gesture of reverse boundary crossing, Steven Stucky's recent "Nell' ombra, nella luce".

And: "I'm home with my homies, celebrated for my winning personality, lack of boundaries and nice bum".

It's easier to be nice than to have boundaries.

Morgan decides that a boundary would be nice, tries a sweep and top-edges the ball high into the air, and down into Simmons' hands.

65 When using the biphasic model, a nice advantage of the cure boundary is that the treatment duration can easily be predicted by extrapolating the second slope of the viral decline.

Soon after, the game was brought to its conclusion when James Porter bowled D'Oliveira for 44, a nice innings that contained five boundaries and a six driven nicely straight when Tom Westley turned his arm over shortly before lunch.