Sentence examples for border producing from inspiring English sources
Many people dismissed this as a fantasy, but two months later, Turkish authorities busted a mint near the Syrian border producing the currency.
Up to 500,000 people in Poland are said to be employed by German capital, with thousands of small businesses near the border producing whatever Germany can absorb, starting with garden gnomes.
Serial puncture anterograde technique is used to redefine the vermillion border producing a natural contour of the lip.
The factory at Glemsford, on the Essex border, produces the well-known brand of Avent baby-feeding bottles.
A pickup parked on the bank of the Ohio River near the Indiana border produced a 1950's tropical leaf-shaped dish from Hull pottery marked $35.
But the latter rarely happens – of the eight villages, only one (in Obialai, at the sub-county's eastern border) produced a negative outcome.
Day's steam-powered factory in Milton, a hamlet at the Virginia border, produced hundreds of pieces a year between the 1820s and his death in 1861.
The muscular cast of his music proved continually attractive to choreographers, as with Crossing the Border, produced as a ballet by the National Ballet in Amsterdam, and Dance Works (1993), written for the London Contemporary Dance Company, the music existing in two versions, for ensemble and two amplified pianos.
The Itaipu dam on the Brazil-Paraguay border produces more electricity, at least for now, and claims it will continue to do so even though China's dam will eventually have more capacity.No one, though, can doubt China's determination in getting the thing built.
The storm, which ultimately made landfall near the Virginia North Carolina border, produced high winds along the coast from New Jersey through North Carolina.
The State Department, which has purview over the Keystone XL approval process, since the pipeline crosses an international border, produced an environmental impact assessment in March that found the pipeline posed no significant environmental threat.
