| Though a bank employee, her father was also a musician whose passion for ghazals knew no bounds. |
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| Ella was a very special person, whose good works and kindness knew no bounds. |
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| Her death came at the peak of a career as an innovator whose passion for dance knew no bounds. |
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| Out of the gift box came spanking new saris, shirts, trousers, lungis and nighties and the happiness of the inmates knew no bounds. |
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| His punctiliousness knew no bounds when it came to the methodology of his research. |
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| They were preceded by their fame, one of terror and cruelty that knew no bounds. |
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| On this special day their joy knew no bounds when they were permitted to wear civil clothes for the occasion. |
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| And during the months after the strike, the aggression of the workers waiting to be laid off knew no bounds. |
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| His conclusions with regard to the future concerned the very future of the Community itself and the common values which were demanded and which knew no bounds. |
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| In them he instilled an enthusiasm for their careers that knew no bounds. |
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| When Mr. Forster declared that, though born a Quaker, he would sooner fight than concede the principal demands of the delegates, the enthusiasm of the audience knew no bounds. |
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| Jule and Jay J., whose ambitions knew no bounds, also built two huge palaces during the same period in the United States, in Cleveland and Detroit. |
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| Her kindness and generosity knew no bounds. |
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| His priapism knew no bounds, as he casually seduced a young blonde who was quickly dismissed when the young commander realised he should be at work. |
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