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Examples of beyond in a Sentence
From the house we can see the valley and the hills beyond.
We passed the hotel and drove a bit beyond to see the ocean.
The children who are part of the study will be monitored through their school years and beyond.
Recent Examples of beyond from the Web
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Districts locally and beyond have adopted or expanded such programs to put more focus on school safety and security, especially as mass school shootings became more frequent.
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By Public Safety News Related stories from Sacramento Bee Here's the air quality outlook for July 4 and beyond, amid Northern California wildfires Seen those tankers above Sacramento?
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The Capital and its small staff have been embraced by the journalism community and others, both locally and beyond.
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Russian prosecutors accused him of going beyond peaceful protest by setting fires and plotting to blow up a Lenin statue, and a court sentenced him to 20 years in prison.
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The town is marketing itself as a convenient location for major shipping routes that link growing economies in India, East Africa and beyond.
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His misgivings aren't entirely misplaced, as Silver seems to have an agenda that goes beyond merely having a place to stay.
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The 39 students who make up the cosmetology classes at Cleveland Heights High School, however, are going beyond all of that.
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Smith will look to make a difference for the Trojans in the fall of 2018 and beyond.
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Origin and Etymology of beyond
Middle English, preposition & adverb, from Old English begeondan, from be- + geondan beyond, from geond yond — more at yond
NEW! Time Traveler
First Known Use: before 12th century
in the meaning defined at sense 1
See Words from the same yearDefinition of beyond
1
: on or to the farther side of : at a greater distance than
- beyond the horizon
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: out of the reach or sphere (see 1sphere 4b) of
- a task beyond his strength
b
: in a degree or amount surpassing
- beautiful beyond measure
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: out of the comprehension of
- his reasoning is beyond me
3
: in addition to : besides
- doing work beyond his regular duties
Examples of beyond in a Sentence
From the house we can see the valley and the mountains beyond it.
The parking area is just beyond those trees.
Our land extends beyond the fence to those trees.
planets beyond our solar system
His influence does not extend beyond this department.
Recent Examples of beyond from the Web
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His fame would, by then, have moved far beyond Dayton.
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In 2013, for example, IceCube made the first-ever confirmed detection of neutrinos from beyond the Milky Way galaxy.
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Anthony, who ended up being late to work that day, went above and beyond by staying at the scene and offering his assistance not only to the police department, but checking on the victim.
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For decades, many U.S. high schools have offered a range of college-level Advanced Placement courses to allow high achievers to shine above and beyond a standard diploma.
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Below, from Kalon to Amigo Modern and beyond, 16 of our favorite furniture designers of the moment who manufacture in the U.S.—in honor of the Fourth of July.
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This repair and leave-in conditioner goes above and beyond to make your hair more manageable by amplifying softness, maximizing smoothness, and preparing the hair for a gentle, healthy style.
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This is at a time when Ross and Rachel have moved beyond the discomfort of being exes in the same room and are in a full-on rivalry to show off their new dates in front of each other.
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But the logistics of how a seeding process would fit within the framework of the tournament have kept it from moving beyond the discussion point.
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Origin and Etymology of beyond
see 1beyond
NEW! Time Traveler
First Known Use: before 12th century
in the meaning defined at sense 1
See Words from the same yearDefinition of beyond
1
: something that lies on or to the farther side : something that lies beyond (see 1beyond 1)
- twenty miles back into the beyond
- —R. W. Hatch
2
: something that lies outside the scope of ordinary experience
- … there's a beyond that the mind can't see, and that's where the answers are.
- —Robert Nathan
Examples of beyond in a Sentence
who knows how we'll fare in the beyond?
Recent Examples of beyond from the Web
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William Shatner has not beamed up to the great beyond.
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The exhibits describe the ambitious-beyond-belief foray of American industry into the Alaska wilderness a century ago, as well as the empty quiet that followed after the mountains were abandoned during the Great Depression.
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There’s more in him now than the fear of the beyond, the despair and fury at abandonment by Louis.
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Railroads, originally small, local roads, quickly consolidated into roads that reached from New York to Chicago and beyond.
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Hitting the red carpet for a record-breaking international movie premiere while wearing a beyond fierce makeup look?
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Floor-to-ceiling windows frame views of a Japanese-inspired pond and garden beyond, while a row of windows on the upper level frame a jungle-like courtyard.
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With new Xbox consoles, cloud streaming, and a fresh commitment to original games, Microsoft is getting ready for the next console war and beyond.
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Unless an offer to sign under the radar as a free agent, such as the one reportedly floated by the Baltimore Orioles last year, comes Heimlich's way, his future in baseball and beyond is but a blur.
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Origin and Etymology of beyond
see 1beyond
NEW! Time Traveler
First Known Use: 14th century
in the meaning defined at sense 1
See Words from the same yearbeyond Synonyms
BEYOND Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of beyond for English Language Learners
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: on or to the farther part or side
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: to or until a later time
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: in addition
beyond
Definition of beyond for English Language Learners
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: on or to the farther part or side of (something) : at a greater distance than (something)
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: outside the limits or range of (something) : more than (something)
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: for a period of time that continues after (a particular date, age, etc.)
BEYOND Defined for Kids
Definition of beyond for Students
: on or to the farther side
a valley and the mountains beyond
Definition of beyond for Students
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: on the other side of
- beyond the sea
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: out of the limits or range of
- beyond help
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