Sentence examples for past this boundary from inspiring English sources

In the past this boundary has been less fixed than many assume, and it ought to move in response to the changing nature of care needs.

In the closeted past, the boundaries of respectability lent a sense of daring and delight to the wink of high camp.

But in the past, the boundaries were more important - the image of a city in medieval times is often one of city walls.

In the past, the boundaries and population of each city were drawn from the U.S. Census Bureau's list of "Metropolitan Statistical Areas".

In portraying the tours of duty in Iraq of members of the Black Watch, a some 300-year-old regiment with a gloriously storied past, this production dissolves traditional boundaries of time and form.

No-flux boundary conditions act as a barrier that prevents the passage of any objects past the boundary, and this might reflect a physically imposed boundary such as the edge of a petri dish or a biological boundary such as the edge of the tissue.

By Andrew Marantz April 16, 2012 "In ways large and small, in both art and life, Tupac Shakur instinctively pushed past customary boundaries," Connie Bruck wrote in this magazine, in 1997.

"In ways large and small, in both art and life, Tupac Shakur instinctively pushed past customary boundaries," Connie Bruck wrote in this magazine, in 1997.

For me, this is where love moves past the boundary of realism into something rare and wonderful.

Water supply and wastewater infrastructures are planned far into the future, usually on the basis of projections of past boundary conditions.

Again, lack of maps and other relevant sources make it difficult to reconstruct the past boundary of an area.