At the frontier of another sealed border of the European Union, all was quiet, save for some crickets chirping, riot police wearily scraping their shields on the asphalt, and the light snoring of refugees sleeping on the bridge.
At the frontier of science, rigorous testing decides which new ideas may enter the core.
At the frontier of Zone Five, Ben Ata reluctantly marries Vahshi, a tribal leader of a band of nomads who terrorise the inhabitants of her zone.
We're really at the frontier of this.
This was music at the frontier of composition.
But my impression is that it stopped at the frontier of his own comfort.
And yet, here we are, at the frontier of "being woke".
I was holding a video iPod, poised at the frontier of a new digital age, a new platform for movies, a new convenience that will annihilate old paradigms.
That the living ever dwell at the frontier of time seems to encourage a fallacious sense that the hour is getting late.
Quite so.Yet who can deny, as the geographers complain, that at the frontier of research, abstract economic modelling and the real world have moved dispiritingly far apart?
"We operated at the frontier of what was possible," Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner, whose department oversaw the housing plan, said in a statement.
