Sentence examples for were boundaries from inspiring English sources
noun
The dividing line or location between two areas.
In between the wickets there were boundaries galore – 21 in total.
Mr. Kennedy said that as close as his family was, there were "boundaries" that each member respected.
There were boundaries to be had through attacking fields, though, if Root and Stokes could locate middle rather than edge.
"A lot of what I thought were boundaries for me, as a taller dancer, all of a sudden were perks," Henry said.
Then I realized that perhaps I couldn't do everything I wanted, that there were boundaries and obstacles, SCARY ones like getting an 'I' and an 'E' in the right order.
Over and over I reminded him that I was his teacher and there were boundaries to be respected, and that even though we were just a few months apart in age, what he seemed to want wasn't possible.
There are boundaries in Charleston.
"There have to be boundaries.
There needs to be boundaries.
There are boundaries on the show, however.
There are boundaries that you cannot overstep".
