"Tonight we came together, it was a positive meeting, it was a good beginning," tweeted the 67-year-old Akinci after conferring with Anastasiades in the UN buffer zone that bisects the isle.
(Denmark argues that the Lomonosov ridge, which bisects the Arctic, starts in Greenland).
Yet it bisects the city of Dallas as certainly as an ocean.
Despite the global recession, the skyline continues to sprout apartment towers of dizzying heights.Yet this stretch of Singapore bisects an isthmus that is otherwise barely distinguishable from Nicaragua, a few hundred kilometres to the north-west.
Each day 10,000 freight trucks enter America through Laredo alone, the gateway to the mighty I-35 interstate that bisects the country and runs all the way north to the Great Lakes.Nor, he reckons, will the fence be any good at keeping out illegals; it will be too easy to cross, the thick carrizo cane that lines the Rio Grande offering plenty of cover.
An enormous wall bisects the valley, dressing it in white spray, and three huge jets of water blast from its sluices.Half complete, the dam is already a local wonder that tourists gape at.
A BIZARRE cultural event, involving artists from both the island's communities (and other countries), is taking place this month on the "green line" that bisects Cyprus.
Disgusted by the glass and steel hulks that glare in the sun most of the day in Dallas and Houston, Jacques Herzog envisions a museum that visitors approach on foot heresy in a kingdom ruled by cars and air-conditioning with air-conditioning withhan bisects the building.
Office workers and apartment owners complain that Villa 31 is home to thieves who prey on commuters at night and a source of protesters who periodically block the highway that bisects it.
But Turkey complained that it would lead to an unsustainable level of shipping passing through the Bosporus Strait that bisects Istanbul.
Peron Peninsula bisects the bay.
