Sentence examples for writing boundaries from inspiring English sources

In a recent essay in Vanity Fair, the playwright Tony Kushner celebrated Shakespeare in the Park, writing, "Boundaries dissolve, between actor and audience, self and park, art and nature.

Which I'm O.K. with, because on TV I'm used to writing within boundaries, but the standards are tougher in the movies.

The Time Traveller's Wife author Audrey Niffenegger is looking at writing without boundaries through a series of events with genre-defying authors including Neil Gaiman and Kelly Link, while broadcaster Joan Bakewell is outlining the ideas she believes will define the 21st century with speakers including Richard Holloway and Michael Symmons Roberts.

I do write across boundaries, though.

"The threshold is the limit," he writes, "the boundary, the frontier that distinguishes and opposes two worlds — and at the same time the paradoxical place where those worlds communicate, where passage from the profane to the sacred world becomes possible".

He writes: A boundary-ignoring approach is less likely to produce actual policy change than boundary-pushing.

You wrote "The Boundary" in Italian, and then translated it yourself.

She was given a final written warning, "boundary training" and monthly supervision.

The method uses the Mixed Form of Hooke's Law (MFHL) which leads one to write the boundary conditions on the top and bottom surfaces of the plate directly in terms of transverse stresses.

Let us write the boundary conditions2 p ∗ ( 0, r ∗, t ∗ ) = P in ∗ ( t ∗ ), ( p r e s c r i b e d i n l e t p r e s s u r e ), (1).

This map is called 'low' in the literature, because one can think of it as indicating the index of the 'lowest' row — the one that is nearest to the bottom of the page on which one writes the boundary matrix — that contains a 1 in column j. 'Wall time' is the amount of elapsed time perceived by a human.