Sentence examples for bitter boundary from inspiring English sources

Bitter boundary feuds with Massachusetts and New York over the part of the New Hampshire grant that became Vermont continued almost until the American Revolution.

In a final day of housekeeping after concluding its term, the Supreme Court agreed today to settle a longstanding and increasingly bitter boundary dispute between New Hampshire and Maine about which state includes the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.

Centuries later, in 1769, the rock was used, along with a heap of stones and an oak tree, to mark the border between Kings and Queens Counties, ending a bitter boundary war that had festered for more than 100 years.

Mr. Voelte warned the governments of Australia and East Timor in late July that Woodside would suspend development on the Greater Sunrise gas field that lies in the Timor Sea unless the two sides settled a bitter boundary and revenue dispute.

How could something that tastes so good not have a word?" His hands were in a bowl of brine as he described the flavor sensation, which falls outside the sweet, sour, salty and bitter boundaries of our tongues.

A bitter state boundary dispute raged within the community until finally, in 1901, the line was placed along the centre of State Street, the main thoroughfare.

The diplomatic flare-up has grown into one of the worst border disputes between the two neighboring powers since China defeated Indian in a brief but bitter war over a boundary issue in 1962.

Subsequent disagreement between Sedgwick and Murchison over the definition and placement of the Cambrian-Silurian boundary led to a bitter controversy that involved many British geologists.

Debates about the boundaries often turn political and bitter, and last forever, said Michael Ellis, head of climate change science at the British Geological Survey.

MacFarlane broke through that boundary last night, and suddenly the bitter asshole on the couch was up there on the stage, lost somewhere between a big smile and a sneer.

Its eastern boundary is the Suez Canal, including Great Bitter Lake (Buḥayra al-Murrah al-Kubrā), a shallow, marshy salt lake forming part of the Suez Canal.