Sentence examples for border is set from inspiring English sources

Now, Mr. Stone is planning to introduce the movie in a series of South American countries, including at least four in which "South of the Border" is set to receive presidential attention.

The sculpture, from what is now a region of the India-Pakistan border, is set in a large, dark room lined with more than 90 mirrors and 10 TV screens.

In all, "South of the Border" is set for release in three dozen countries, including the United States, where Cinema Libre Studios expects to open the film in New York on June 25, and elsewhere later.

"[They] betrayed our agreement by which the Ugandans could get their food without interference... they said: 'This is our country, you cannot control us.'" And the precise position of the border is set to become even more important: both countries are prospecting for oil on either side of the river close to where it flows into Lake Albert.

For the mandibular coordinates, a best fitting arch of a quartic curve to the mandibular lower border is set up and abbreviated as MLB (Fig. 8b).

Kars reverted to Turkey in 1920, and the Soviet-Turkish border — now the Armenian-Turkish border — was set some forty miles away.

Kartsa, on the border, was set upon by about 200 Ossetian men on Saturday night, although local police stopped the attack.

Adding insult to injury, critics of the Canadian subsidies say, dozens of American movies shot north of the border are set in the United States.

In 2014, the bosses of major supermarkets and retailers were summoned to No 10 and encouraged to make public their fears for trade if an artificial border were set up between Scotland and England.

A third bridge being constructed over the Yalu river, which separates the southern end of the two countries' border, was set to open in October; yet roads linking it to transport networks on either side are unfinished, and work on it has stalled.But it is North Korea's nuclear-weapons programmes that do most to darken its relations with the outside world, above all South Korea, America and Japan.

The issue was a critical one, as the size of Texas would be immensely increased if the international border were set at the Rio Grande River, with its headwaters in the Rocky Mountains, rather than the traditionally recognized boundary at the Nueces River, 100 miles to the north.