Sentence examples for to boulder from inspiring English sources
noun
A large mass of stone detached from the surrounding land.
Go to Boulder! See the flatirons!
Nevertheless, he circled back to Boulder in June 2007.
I first went to Boulder in Colorado several years ago.
Amy Fried has moved to Boulder, Colo., with her boyfriend.
On the short drive to Boulder, Governor Ritter talked about his unlikely passage to the statehouse.
We married in 1969 and moved to Boulder, Colo., for his postdoctoral fellowship researching solar energy.
A meteorite is a larger fragment, from pebble to boulder-sized, that survives to strike the surface of the Earth.
Jobs are what lure the three main characters to Boulder City.
In 1958 the federal government ceded the townsite, then about 33 square miles (85 square km), to Boulder City's residents.
But once Father Murphy moved to Boulder Junction, local authorities said they were not made aware of any complaints.
On to Boulder Ridge, a community of beige town houses that start at around seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
