Sentence examples for through the boundaries from inspiring English sources

So when money and credit burst through the boundaries to create a market system, it felt like a revolution.

"I never thought of myself in that kind of role, but I suppose it is great that people are breaking through the boundaries," she said.

Mr. Curiel said he regarded Mr. Chan as a craftsman who had broken through the boundaries between sculpture and jewelry to create "artistic masterpieces one can wear".

Lesley Yellowlees, president of the Royal Society of Chemistry, said that fundamental science was about breaking through the boundaries of knowledge and sometimes that means pursuing an idea that others think is just too unbelievable to be true.

Working at the centre of the febrile artistic atmosphere of Vienna, Arnold Schoenberg saw it as his unavoidable role to step over the line, to break through the boundaries of traditional harmony and "emancipate the dissonance".

It's a short book, not a biography or a career survey, but an attempt to follow those moments in Morrison's music, as he's made it from his first records with Them, from Belfast in 1965 to the present day, when something happens that breaks through the boundaries of ordinary communication, of ordinary art speech.

Over the next two days, the spacecraft passed through the boundary four more times as the solar system's "termination shock" bubble expanded and contracted.

Voyager 2's twin, Voyager 1, passed through the boundary three years ago, in the opposite hemisphere and about a billion miles farther from the Sun.

Staff at Conservative headquarters have calculated that "at worst", what the Tory will lose through the introduction of AV they would get back through the boundary changes.

ONE day in early 1970, a cross-country skier got lost along the 46-mile Kekekabic Trail, which winds through the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in northern Minnesota.

The grains passing through the boundary of the smallest radius are removed from the calculation.