Sentence examples for border in time from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush and his wife, Laura, arrived at the base here on the Kentucky-Tennessee border in time for lunch with 150 soldiers from the 101st Airborne.
The highly acclaimed project, a series of towers, equipped with high tech cameras and communication systems was supposed to transmit pictures of illegal aliens crossing the border in time for border agents to detain them.
Airstrikes targeted villages between Aleppo and the border crossing of Bab al-Salameh while convoys of aid supplies and ambulances entered from Turkey – reinforcing the impression that the Turks plan to create a border buffer zone that could in time become a safe haven for civilians.
Airstrikes targeted villages between Syria's largest city and the border crossing of Bab al-Salameh while convoys of aid supplies and ambulances entered from Turkey – reinforcing the impression that the Turks plan to create a border buffer zone that could in time become a safe haven for civilians.
Both sides did make conquests beyond the border, but in time the balance was almost always restored.
"B-G: Fighter of Goliaths; The Story of David Ben-Gurion" (Crowell, 1961; rev. ed. 1974) included her own photographs from Israel, as did "The Secret of Gonen: Portrait of a Kibbutz on the Border in a Time of War" (Avon, 1969).
I'll let that 270 hp V-12 engine run free and reach the Dakota border in the time it takes to drink a cold one and listen to Waylon and Willie — and don't call me on my cell because I don't have it with me, just Mr. Samuel Colt, a deck of cards and a dog named Lucky.
The symbol transmitted at by the node with the dotted border can be obtained by summing all transmissions from nodes with a dashed border in earlier time slots.
Note, that the symbol transmitted at by the node with dotted border can be obtained by summing all transmissions from nodes with a dashed border in earlier time slots.
In April 2016, 25 years after Ötzi's discovery, a team of geologists, geophysicists, and designers embarked on an expedition to install GPS sensors to record the border in real time and gather information about Grafferner glacier, situated at the foot of Mt. Similaun, the tiny size of which makes it an accurate barometer of climate change.
First, the countries' borders changed in time.
