Sentence examples for whose boundaries from inspiring English sources

A journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination.

Elmhurst, whose boundaries roughly align with the 110th Precinct's, is generally a low-crime area.

That was, roughly, the advantage that Dickinson's profoundly circumscribed life had over Rich's, whose boundaries were rapidly disintegrating.

A viticultural area is a specific grape-growing region whose boundaries are based on geographical features, climate and historical precedent.

Lena will write for months and months, for as long as it takes, she says, to give Lila "a form whose boundaries won't dissolve".

Other states of today's federal Germany, such as Hesse, have taken the names of former historic states whose boundaries did not coincide with their own.

Also planning to keep their usual hours are Islip and Brookhaven, two Long Island towns whose boundaries encompass most of Fire Island.

The area, whose boundaries are not universally agreed upon, has a vaguely triangular shape marked by the southern U.S. coast, Bermuda, and the Greater Antilles.

"The watershed is the first and last nation whose boundaries, though subtly shifting, are unarguable," he wrote in an essay in the early nineties.

The benefits would include reduced duplication and more unified oversight of markets whose boundaries are becoming blurred, such as cash and derivatives.

Few places in Baghdad are as heavily guarded as the International Zone, whose boundaries are marked by the Tigris River and miles of gray concrete barriers.