1. The ball bounced out of bounds.

2. His demands were out of bounds.

3. His shot went out of bounds.

4. This area is out of bounds to persons not concerned.

5. The town's pubs and bars are out of bounds to troops.

6. The village is out of bounds to the soldiers in the camp.

7. The path by the railway line is officially out of bounds to both cyclists and walkers.

8. This place is out of bounds to students and troops.

9. Another time he was knocked out of bounds.

10. Jackson carried the ball out of bounds at midfield.

11. Sellers, 27, of Truckee, was out of bounds.

12. We keep the drawing-room out of bounds.

13. The passage continuing beyond the junction is absolutely out of bounds.

14. The clock is stopped when a player runs out of bounds with the ball.

15. It might be out of bounds, but the temptation to take a slightly closer look was a temptation she could not resist.

16. Has he gone too far out of bounds to get back on course?

17. Godson skied out of bounds down the back side into deep woods to which he was a stranger.

18. But a cruel kick took Brian Prince's approach out of bounds.

19. Red takes the ball out of bounds and passes to Eddie.

20. For the last few days the area has been out of bounds to foreign journalists.

21. American parents may soon be able to rule violent TV programmes out of bounds.

22. The furore over the Mellors' freebie at New Year in 1990 has put paradise temporarily out of bounds to the world.

23. For children of our age we were allowed a remarkable degree of freedom; only the town was out of bounds.

24. There is no penalty if the quarterback deliberately throws the ball out of bounds for the purpose of stopping play.

25. On its next possession,[sentencedict .com] Southern Utah turned the ball over on a pass out of bounds.

26. After Boston dribbled the ball off his foot and out of bounds, Bailey took Jason Hamilton one-on-one.

27. Both Grouse Shoot and Shooting Gallery provide a single target which must be hit before it goes out of bounds.

28. The fall led to a five-tenths automatic deduction, and each foot out of bounds counted one-tenth of a point.

29. This cave, also known as Diccan Pot, must be regarded as absolutely out of bounds for all but hardy and experienced cavers.

30. He said Mariucci also reminded him that he should have gone out of bounds.

31. In the first round, Palmer scored a 12 there, hitting out of bounds four times.

32. Maryland and McGlockton hit Lane again after a few more yards, sending him flying out of bounds.

33. By midnight on the seventh, downtown Los Angeles had been declared out of bounds for military personnel.

34. Nothing they said or did was out of bounds.

35. The shop is out of bounds for all pupils.

36. The out of bounds line extends vertically and downwards.

37. He sliced his drive out of bounds.

38. The park is out of bounds to students.

39. The rules do not permit players to out of bounds.

40. Tom had stepped out of bounds before he reached the goal line.

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41. A serve or return that falls out of bounds in a court game.

42. The rules do not permit players to step out of bounds.

43. Did you remember to add a stroke for going out of bounds?

44. In a situation where it is likely that a ball will be carried out of bounds by the flow of water in a water hazard, it is suggested that a screen be installed to prevent such an occurrence.

45. But outraged Oxonians unleashed volleys of Ciceronian oratory, arguing that the groves of academe should be out of bounds to commerce.

46. The lagoon is strictly out of bounds to all members.

47. The river is out of Bounds because of strong currents.

48. The flow of water in a water hazard carries a ball out of bounds. May the player invoke Rule 26-1?

49. In stroke play, the ball the player hit out of bounds was a wrong ball, and the ball played under Rule 27-1 was a continuation of the play of that wrong ball.

50. The ball was out of bounds, but the umpire didn't see it.

51. That's led to an assumption that current - day topics are out of bounds.