Sentence examples for border in front of from inspiring English sources

As well as growing vegetables in her father's garden, she was clearing the little paths edged with lavender around an old sundial, and replanting the herbaceous border in front of the yew hedge with delphinium, verbascum, and phlox.

On Sunday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo did something odd: Standing next to Colombia's president at the Venezuelan border in front of a shipment of U.S. humanitarian aid, he publicly addressed a private Venezuelan citizen, demanding that he do things only a president can do.

Having spent the majority of his career boxing abroad, the Sunderland boxer is now relishing the opportunity to box just over the border in front of his friends and family, hoping they can give him that little bit extra.

Ohd traced a border in front of his keyboard.

An elderly lady was weeding & watering a little border of geraniums in front of a gravel stone that bore the name & 2 dates of a man & the name, Margaret, & birth year, 1888, of his wife.

House and Senate oversight committees requested copies last fall but received only a summary that omitted the most controversial findings — that some border agents stood in front of moving vehicles as a pretext to open fire and that agents could have moved away from rock throwers instead of shooting at them.

Just a day after retreating from his threat to shut down the entire border with Mexico, Mr. Trump accepted a plaque from border agents and sheriffs in front of a 30-foot-tall section of border wall — the physical embodiment of his immigration agenda — and met with border officials, lawmakers and administration officials at the Border Patrol station here.

In October, a man who had been turned back five times at the border began hurling himself in front of traffic in Agua Prieta.

The simulated border patrol truck stops in front of the building site with its searchlight traversing the landscape in our direction.

"A lot of people think of an illegal immigrant as Paco who just crossed the border yesterday and is in front of Home Depot looking for work". Aboard the train, Nunez approached passengers and said, "Hello, my name is Frank, and I'm an undocumented student," before lobbying for their support of the proposed federal law.

In a memo released Friday, Border Patrol Chief Michael Fisher directed border agents not to step in front of moving vehicles, nor to use their bodies to block them, in order to open fire at drivers.