Sentence examples for old boundary from inspiring English sources

But the possible division of the country roughly follows the old boundary between the Merina and the other ethnic groups.

A woodcock, probing muddy grass, rockets through branches of the old boundary ash tree and off into the murk without a sound.

Along with the Wodehouse concert, this array of programs demonstrates the shattering of the old boundary that divided the popular song from the art song.

Charles Saatchi's new gallery in Chelsea, at the old Duke of York's barracks, is a fantastic space, room after glorious, beautifully lit room, generous in size, fit for really major shows – if a little bland, certainly compared with the old Boundary Road premises.

The investigations were carried out at a 300 year old boundary wall of the Worcester College in Oxford, UK, as well as under laboratory conditions.

The main object of investigation is a part of the 300 year old boundary wall of the fellow garden of the Worcester College in Oxford, UK.

There are moments of exquisite beauty in this indefinable and utterly distinctive show that makes a mockery of all the old boundary-defining labels such as "gig", "theatre" and "spoken word".

There is nothing pretty about Regan's evocation of his native city, but there are moments of exquisite beauty in this indefinable and utterly distinctive show that makes a mockery of all the old boundary-defining labels such as "gig", "theatre" and "spoken word", or indeed "pop" and "classical music".

Time washes over the old boundaries and creates new ones.

The old boundaries of race and power appear to be fading.

The result: "A blurring of the old boundaries, a welcome change," said Ms. Elwell.