Sentence examples for original boundaries from inspiring English sources

Ellison's forehead, expanding behind the retreat of his hairline, had now reached far beyond its original boundaries.

Milton Keynes is the only new town to have expanded beyond its original boundaries but the borough of Milton Keynes is still half rural.

Back at the iris bed, he laid down black landscape fabric, extending it about five feet beyond the original boundaries, hauling that dirt away as well.

East Asia's rapid growth often leads to the merging of multiple cities into single urban areas, with spillovers from original boundaries into neighbouring administrations.

The European Union, wielding tariff barriers as a diplomatic tool, warned Israel today that it might ban the duty-free entry of goods produced by Israeli companies operating in territories controlled by Israel outside the country's original boundaries.

Some of the parcels are located within a few miles of the original boundaries of Bears Ears; others are adjacent to Hovenweep, a national monument containing the ruins of six prehistoric Native American villages.

Original, boundary-breaking concepts are scarce, but interesting and varied techniques abound.

From a distance it may be difficult to detect the original boundary between the upland and the now filled lake.

"I've always wanted a gallery like Saatchi, the original Boundary Road," said Hirst, gazing out across London from a balcony high on the facade of Newport Street Gallery.

The law's original boundary for eligible federal land sales was expanded by Congress in 2002, and some groups, including the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce, are lobbying to expand it even farther.

At first, a regular closed curve is given as the assumed original boundary.