that is the limit|that be the limit in English

that does it, that's enough; that is the peak, that is the highest level

Use "that is the limit|that be the limit" in a sentence

1. That really is the giddy limit!

2. That fence is the limit of the schoolyard.

3. Coverage cap limit, what's that?

4. Limit any activity that would be too rough or bouncy .

5. An additional system limit that may result in the creation of an aggregate (other) entry is the report query limit.

6. There is no limit to the number of unique conversion paths that can be recorded.

7. The fact is, God has set a limit to the time when human governments will operate, and that time limit has arrived.

8. They limit the amount that has to be grasped in any one utterance.

9. Mr Foster confessed that he'd broken the speed limit.

10. Where that time limit is overrun, the aid shall be reduced by 5 % per day of delay.

11. It's a journey that is right at the limit of human capability.

12. An example of something that is Applicable to everyone is the speed limit.

13. At the moment, there is no limit to the number of fish that can be caught and released.

14. It is expected that brothers assigned this talk will be careful to keep within the time limit.

15. There is no limit to the number of promotions that can be granted through your manager account.

16. The more ambitious they are, the lower the limit that India would be prepared to accept.

17. Adverbs are words that usually modify—that is, they limit or restrict the meaning of— verbs

18. The speed limit must be rigidly enforced.

19. And that is why I, for one, believe that if the Indy 500 isn't going to put a limit on speed, then it shouldn't put a limit on spirit!

20. I forgot that there's a speed limit here.

21. There's no limit to the number of users that can be added to an account.

22. He borrowed money up to the limit that the bank allowed.

23. However, all accounts have a default limit of items that can be submitted.

24. The limit is then indexed strategically each year by the growth in the average wage so that, after indexing, the individual's benefit accrual for the year will be at or close to the defined benefit limit of $1,722.22 in 2005, when indexing of the limit is scheduled to resume.

25. We therefore conclude that 30 degrees is the upper limit for acceptable final Angulation.