Sentence examples for border extends from inspiring English sources

The Le Touquet agreement effectively means that the British border extends to Calais's ferry ports, where British immigration officials can check passports and inspect vehicles.

A ridge, the interosseous border, extends the length of the shaft and provides attachment for the interosseous membrane connecting the radius and the ulna.

If the lateral border extends past the border of the temporalis muscle, the silicone implant will be movable after insertion, which results in delayed hematoma formation.

That border  extends more than 500 miles, or 800 km — a considerable amount of terrain to patrol and monitor for the flow of weapons, refugees, and fighters that constantly wash back and forth across the line.

Take, for example, the very definition of the border: For immigration purposes, the border extends 100 miles inland, creating a zone in which Border Patrol agents can infringe upon the rights of U.S. residents as far north as Riverside, Calif., and as far south as Columbus, Ohio.

In Karelia, its northern border extends from the former point towards the southeast to the Spassk Bay of Lake Onega, thereby passing around the West Karelian uplands from the south and then, passing around these uplands from the east, it suddenly ascends directly to the north passing in particular, near the western shore of Segozer and reaches Rugozer.

It is situated along the county's eastern border, extending into the western Pennine uplands.

Warren Hoge (NYT) MIDDLE EAST LEBANON: DEPLOYMENT HALTED United Nations peacekeepers began taking up positions on the Lebanese-Israeli border, extending their presence over the zone abandoned by Israel in May.

But for Mr. Barak, having the Syrian border extend to the banks of the Sea of Galilee is unacceptable for security and emotional reasons, administration officials and diplomats said.

Siachen Glacier, one of the world's longest mountain glaciers, lying in the Karakoram Range system of Kashmir near the India Pakistan border, extending for 44 mi (70 km) from north-northwest to south-southeast.

The heavily glaciated Boundary Ranges along the Alaska-Canada border extend between the Skagway River at the northern end of Alaska's Inside Passage southward to the Portland Canal southeast of Ketchikan.