Sentence examples for over its boundaries from inspiring English sources

It can only go up, with skyscrapers, or north-east, over its boundaries.

The broken cordial glass (which has a star etched in its side and is also made of sand) additionally is a metaphor for time, which runs over its boundaries.

In symbols this says that ∫dω = ∫ω, where the first integral is taken over the region in question and the second integral over its boundary, while dω is the derivative of ω.

Temperature is produced within the conductor and exchanged over its boundary at the same time.

As Miller found through local history research, many of the Salem households of those accused of witchcraft, and of their accusers and examiners, were in lawsuits over land and its boundaries, the basis of colonial prosperity and employment.

Built more than a century ago, its existence is taken for granted, yet is critical because it allowed San Francisco to extend its boundaries over the bay and provides flood protection.

The State of Missouri, relying on the theory of state ownership of wild animals, attacked the Migratory Bird Treaty Act on the ground that it interfered with the State's control over wild animals within its boundaries.

Back then, in 1998, Mr. Weprin was a state assemblyman and fighting to divide the 105th Precinct into two sections over residents' concerns that its boundaries were too vast to allow for effective police coverage — the precinct stretches about 12 miles from end to end.

The case could have far-reaching effects on the city's jurisdiction over group homes within its boundaries.

It did: today's metro Mumbai, bursting over its landward boundary, holds 18m.

Writing on its website, it said there were over 500 lions living within its boundaries, a number that concerns land managers and conservationists due to the impact that these "super predators" can have on other animal populations.