Sentence examples for blue border from inspiring English sources

At February's state dinner for the King of Spain, the table was set with the gold-bordered Eisenhower Base Plate, and the Franklin Roosevelt Service Plate, which has a blue border with gold stars, gold filigree and the Presidential Star.

"Just a blue border would be enough".

The dishes are based on a simple white set with a blue border the couple had seen in a Roman market.

The badge has a yellow and blue border, includes a picture of a bear and a wolf and reads "Progress Toward Ranks".

The words "Official AOL Mail" are visible in the corner of the opened message, and a blue border surrounds the message window.

His Pelicans had a central white panel framed by a blue border containing the name of the imprint on each side.

It is now common for leaflets to make few references to a candidate's political hue or party leader: in a letter to voters before the Rochester and Strood by-election last month, the Tory contender used green (rather than Conservative blue) borders and made no mention of her party's name.

Red and blue borders indicate that their frames were captured at the moments of zoom and pan, respectively.

Today, the demographic lines between conservative and liberal voters no longer neatly fall within red and blue borders.

On May 27 , 1964 Pearson's cabinet introduced a motion to parliament for adoption of his favourite design, presented to him by artist and heraldic advisor Alan Beddoe, of a "sea to sea" (Canada's motto) flag with blue borders and three conjoined red maple leaves on a white field.

Blue borders in Figure 5A highlight these squares.