Sentence examples for and borderlands from inspiring English sources

I can see some similarities between Destiny and Borderlands in terms of the classes and the way in which loot works.

This sprawling cross between Halo and Borderlands needs no introduction; just download and marvel at the beautiful presentation and smooth co-op experience.

A fundamental challenge for him is that while the central al-Qaeda leadership appears to still remain located largely in Pakistani tribal areas and borderlands, the wider network has becoming increasingly de-centralised and harder to control.

Hemon's writing shares with Joseph Roth's an interest in the extremities and borderlands of the Hapsburg Empire, and both writers delight in rich, fantastical metaphor (the fezzes like bonfires and flowerpots).

[2] As quoted on p. 189 of "Borderlines and Borderlands," edited by Alexander C. Diener and Joshua Hagen, the delightful examination of "Political Oddities at the Edge of the Nation-State" cited earlier in this series.

Shooters such as Call of Duty and Borderlands have taken the exhaustive character progression and loot-collecting concepts of the role-playing sector, while RPGs like Mass Effect and Fallout have in turn become more dynamic and action-orientated.

This stretch of territory to the East of Munich extends through the Bavarian Forest to the Austrian and Czech borderlands and is one of the least-traveled regions of Germany.

Despite the development of new rating scales and visual methods, then, the boundaries between what Martin Roth called 'senile dementia and its borderlands' remain blurred, and psychiatrists acknowledge that 'clinical judgements' remain vital in these instances (ibid.: 27; Roth, 1980).

Sometimes we get lucky and games like Borderlands and the original Modern Warfare have an online mutliplayer mode that plays nicely with cracked versions, but that's getting somewhat rare.

Most of the insurgents seem to be moving in across Bamian's eastern and northeastern borderlands from the neighboring provinces of Baghlan and Parwan, especially Baghlan's Tala Wa Barfak district, officials say.

They have a centuries-old culture of erecting tents, breeding livestock and surviving in the harsh conditions of the Sahara desert and its borderlands.