Sentence examples for border describing from inspiring English sources

Her assessment followed an address by Trump on Tuesday night in which he painted a harrowing picture of danger and death along the U.S.-Mexico border, describing undocumented immigrants as murderers, rapists and drug smugglers and arguing that a steel barrier — for which he is demanding that Congress appropriate $5.7 billion — is the only solution.

Trump painted a harrowing picture of danger and death along the U.S.-Mexico border, describing undocumented immigrants as murderers, rapists and drug smugglers and arguing that a steel barrier — for which he is demanding that Congress appropriate $5.7 billion — is the only solution.

Later in the morning, Trump administration officials defended their treatment of children who had been separated from their parents at the border, describing a network of shelters in 17 states that provided education, counseling, health care services and playtime until children were reunited with their parents.

Herschel received a postcard from his family from the Polish border, describing the family's expulsion: "No one told us what was up, but we realised this was going to be the end.

David Walker, whose family owns a ranch that spans ten miles of the Arizona-Sonora border, describes the fence as "kind of a Band-Aid".

While this staff worked in secret, some in Sharon's circle were considering the possibility of withdrawing to the border described by the security wall in return for American recognition of this line as Israel's permanent border.

The Mexican-American War also had little to do with principle — historians on both sides of the border describe it as little more than a land grab — and desertion was a problem even before the conflict started.

Malala, who was speaking at the opening of a Malala Fund girls' school in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, close to the Syrian border, described the situation in neighbouring Syria as a "heartbreaking tragedy".

After another game of what Border described as "bounce the Aussie" against a Lancashire attack including Wasim Akram and Patrick Patterson, Waugh made an unbeaten 152 in the first innings at Lord's, Merv Hughes was warned for intimidatory bowling and an Australian side went two up after two Tests in England for the first time since Donald Bradman's side in 1948.

From Zahedan, they were sent to Baramcha, a town in southern Helmand Province, near the Pakistani border, described by NATO as "a Taliban command-and-control area that consists of narcotics trafficking, weapons and ammunition storage, improvised-explosive-device factories and foreign fighter training".

A banner displayed across the train as it headed over the heavily armed border described it as an Iron Horse, running towards an era of peace and prosperity.