Sentence examples for as a border between from inspiring English sources

In the Middle Ages, the mountain chain was sometimes regarded as a border between Muslim-dominated Andalusia and the rest of the Iberian peninsula.

I'd been researching family photos and was interested in how the shoreline acts as a border between land, which represents culture and order; and sea, which is nature and chaos.

The jet stream a continuous gale, as wide across as the Amazon, that blows west to east in a ring around the Arctic, between four and eight miles above Earth's surface acts as a border between low-pressure polar air to the north and high-pressure warmer air to the south.

What both sides agree on is that help is needed for Mid-Market, which serves as a border between the city's Tenderloin district, which has an entrenched drug and homeless problem, and its sometimes scrubby SoMa (or South of Market) district.

Only after the departure of the Angles and Jutes for England and the establishment of the Eider River in southern Jutland as a border between Scandinavians and Germans is it reasonable to speak of a clearly Scandinavian or North Germanic dialect.

So the activity zones act as a border between different inactivity zones.

By tracking flies as they encounter a border between darkness and CsChrimson-activating light, we showed that activation of an MBON can bias walking direction.

That is something which the UK Conservative government - which is supported in key votes by the DUP at Westminster - have said they cannot accept as it would effectively create a border between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK.

Morocco, due to its geographic position, is recognized as a border region between Europe and Africa, and therefore was a corner stone in all exchanges between the two continents.

Many viewers told the researchers they saw the conflict as a border dispute between two countries.

From the classroom to city hall, Baum examines how Baltimore's distinct identity as a border city between North and South shaped local conversations about the national conflict over race and equality.