Sentence examples for own boundary from inspiring English sources

Every dialectal feature has its own boundary line, called an isogloss (or sometimes heterogloss).

To go beyond my own boundary would be to turn my back on the things I've started and lose momentum.

Although skeptical about much of what has lately counted as restaurant excellence, Wells hasn't quite drawn his own boundary line one defined, perhaps, by affability and chaos.

As Vietnam seeks to define its own boundary between liberty and license, the authorities have issued edicts intended to tame the increasingly energetic nightlife of Ho Chi Minh City, the former Saigon.

There is only one cask beer, but the fridges are well-stocked with ales from regional breweries such as Lacada, Farmageddon (try its IPA) and Belfast's own Boundary, whose American pale is a very tasty, sessionable 3.5%.

For example, instead of "Here's the thing, Sally/Bob, I look at you and start to feel sick," you might want to offer a more conciliatory "I have my own boundary issues right now, Sally/Bob, and I just don't have time for anyone else's".

"We set our own boundaries," she added.

It is an uneven territory within its own boundaries.

Members of Congress did not sketch their own boundaries.

As an artist you have to create your own boundaries.

As borders blur, it has benefited through exports, but its own boundaries remain sacred.