But it crosses so many boundaries, geographically.
Never have so many boundaries been hit in an ODI innings – there were 43 fours and 16 sixes.
I don't define myself by it, but it's what enables me to cross so many boundaries.
Christoph was not merely a great artist whose work stimulated and enriched, and, in its generosity of spirit, transcended so many boundaries – artistic, social and cultural.
But Sylvia has crossed so many boundaries, done so much original field work, and been active in so many areas simultaneously — pure science, exploration, technology, communications, and conservation — that she seems to have broken all previous molds.
But Sylvia has crossed so many boundaries, done so much original field work, and been active in so many areas simultaneously pure science, exploration, technology, communications, and conservation that she seems to have broken all previous molds.
Today, his playing is beyond category; he is "an artist who has crossed over so many boundaries," as John Henken recently wrote in The Los Angeles Times, "that his style is purely personal".
Globalization, a seminal force in sports as in much else, has blurred so many boundaries, so many rivalries, but it was still striking to see just how far the wheel had turned on Saturday night at the world figure skating championships in Moscow.
Moreover, because tuna cross so many boundaries, even when tuna do leave the high seas and tarry in any one nation's territorial waters (as Atlantic bluefin usually do), they remain under the foggy international jurisdiction of poorly enforced tuna treaties.
Who knew "Magic Mike" broke so many boundaries?
