Sentence examples for Invented borders from inspiring English sources

To me and millions of others, the invented borders and cultures of nationhood are simply a handy way of dividing those who seldom get the opportunity to break through the economic barriers placed in their way.

Guzmán invented the border tunnel.

A close second is interdiction -- securing routes and borders, inventing better detection technology and installing it at ports and other choke points, conducting stings to disrupt the market in fissile materials.

All the schemes I had invented -- gravel paths bordering wild grasses, the hop-vine gazebo, a wisteria-shrouded garage-turned-greenhouse -- vanished before the realities of small paychecks, relationship crises and the landlord's fix-it men.

The nations they invented were arbitrary agglomerations, their borders thrown up around dozens of warring local sheikdoms.

Everyone here is friendly and eager to tell you their version of their life story or the new one they invented when they crossed the border into the Sunshine State.

People on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border have claimed to have invented the classic cocktail sometime in the early to mid twentieth century.

IS didn't invent smuggling across that border, it just changed the name on the "accounts payable" line.

Both grew family businesses beyond the borders of the United States — Mr. Fischer by inventing an ice and beverage dispenser and Mr. Gray by building specialty factories for foreign manufacturers in the United States.

A startup invented its own digital currency for exchanging money across borders.

Less than 70 kilometers, or 45 miles, apart but separated by a border that has been closed for nearly two decades, cheese makers in Gyumri and Kars, along with colleagues in the nearby Georgian town of Ninotsminda, produce and market a "Caucasian cheese," invented by Mr. Mkrtchyan in 2008 to foster cross-border cooperation.