Sentence examples for was a boundary from inspiring English sources

The European Court of Justice decision was a boundary of words, creating a border of beginnings and ends.

"Before a mirror had meaning," she writes of herself, "before my skin was a boundary, I remember nature as if it were inside me.

There was a boundary rider running in, and if he'd been given a clear run at the ball he may well have got there.

Each and every one of them ultimately believed that they were safe; that there was a boundary – call it a boundary of legality, a boundary of civilisation – that Israel would not cross.

This was a boundary that could rarely be mentioned, though the "Slap That Bass" sequence in Shall We Dance and the shoeshine dance in The Band Wagon did their best to allude to it, however problematically.

Every cheer was louder than the music I was listening too and when a roar went up I spent five horrible seconds working out whether it was a boundary or a wicket.

He was a boundary-breaker.

"He was a boundary-buster," Mr. Sacks said.

And here was a boundary-testing artist drawing a firm line between "adult" on one hand, and children's theatre on the other.

She was a boundary-pushing style icon as First Lady too, famously insisting on her sleeveless dresses and inspiring workout routines named after her arms.

It did nothing to mentally prepare me for what was to come, namely the experience of being escorted out of a building like I was a boundary-less panhandler at a bougie restaurant.