Sentence examples for border changed from inspiring English sources

In 1928, a small slice of Mato Grosso on its eastern border changed hands and became Brazilian.

In 1989 Border changed tack, and told his opposite number David Gower he was "prepared to be as ruthless as it takes to stuff you".

Dirleton, which guarded the route between Edinburgh and the English border, changed hands several times through the invasions of the English under King Edward I.

While it is certainly the case that the color of the border changed on shift trials and not stop trials, and therefore, this perceptual difference could lead to a difference in activation, these kinds of low-level perceptual differences are known to primarily evoke bilateral activation in color-sensitive visual cortical regions, such as V4 (Chawla et al. 1999).

If and when Israel's borders changed, Honig continued, "Burg probably won't stick around to risk the ensuing slaughter.

First, the countries' borders changed in time.

After the war, Kent's borders changed several more times.

The flags on the ground represent the nations that were dissolved as borders changed during the second half the 20th century.

The Croatian counties were re-established in 1992, but their borders changed in some instances, with the latest revision taking place in 2006.

New border changes in the Balkans could continue, undermining Macedonia and Bosnia, as well.

The fathers of Israel's settlement enterprise, like Moshe Dayan, envisaged border changes through settlement building.