Sentence examples for border at which from inspiring English sources

In the case of the Toscanini broadcast, Rose has pushed the old tape past the border at which an artifact becomes a living document.

It is a cut of twenty-two minutes out of ninety minutes, which comes near the border at which one might say that the cuts, if not fatal, certainly made it very difficult for the patient to live in good health.

PA 73 ends on the bridge at the New Jersey border, at which point Route 73 continues into Palmyra, New Jersey.

At this point, the pressure was reduced again to 50 mbar until reaching the L1/2 border, at which point, the pressure was reduced to 30 mbar.

It has no borders at which to be checked; its success or failure is measured in ideological rather than territorial terms — like Communism without Russia.

They are walking towards the border station at which they will cross back into Mexico, laden with sneakers, clothes and electronics bought on the American side.The tower from which Mr Marasco shows visitors his plans marks the site on which he hopes to plant one end of a new footbridge.

Matthew Pinsent met him as he approached the Kenya-Tanzania border - at which point he had covered over 100 miles but still had more than 2,000 remaining.

The little flotilla, bolstered by support trucks and modern rafts, made its way to Turkey's border with Syria, at which point the boats were moved overland to avoid the fighting.

He added that a temporary cease-fire would only be proposed when the border was secure, at which point efforts would be made to agree on a peace plan, according to Interfax news agency.

Farther northwest, the roadway passes along the northeastern border of Strausstown, at which point it crosses Old Route 22.

Besides retail-level agents clustered around the borders at Zhuhai, which is adjacent to Macau, and Shenzhen, which is adjacent to Hong Kong, there is another echelon of shadow bankers existing across Guangdong Province, out of public view, often working from secret offices, with deals conducted between trusted, well-connected parties, often with just a phone call.