The phrase "at this border" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific location or boundary, often in discussions about geography, politics, or personal experiences related to crossing boundaries.
Example: "At this border, we must show our identification to proceed."
Alternatives: "at this boundary" or "at this frontier".
No one thought there would be trouble at this border".
I never thought this should happen at this border so far in the high north.
Yet, inside the shelter, Koirala says all the women working for them at this border are deeply traumatised by what they experienced in India.
J Phillips, Hitchin A: Travellers' (and travel writers') horror stories about delays at this border are legion, with some suggesting you can write off the best part of a day when crossing between Poland and Ukraine.
Even the more realistic goal outlined in 1996 by Canada's then-minister of national revenue, David Anderson -- "a hassle-free border for honest travelers and businesses, and a brick wall for those who try to smuggle or break other laws at this border" -- seems far off.
The Great March of Return, the peaceful show of resistance by Gazans at this border over the last seven weeks, will culminate on Tuesday on the 70th anniversary of what Palestinians call the Nakba and Israelis mark as the birth of the state of Israel.
At midnight, this border was to be closed to bus and rail transportation -- a symptom of hostility between India and Pakistan that is anything but play-acting.
– Last week Carlos García and Efrén Olivares stood apart from the crowd at a rally here in this border town located at the southernmost tip of Texas.
To consumer food advocates like Marion Nestle, a professor of nutrition at New York University, this borders on the absurd.
Dave and I recently went down to the border and we took a good look at this long border.
To read more about why resolving this border at long last will matter greatly for India, take a look here.
