Sentence examples for border rises from inspiring English sources

The highest mountain, Mount Chambi (Al-Shaʿnabī), located near the centre of the Algerian border, rises to 5,066 feet (1,544 metres), while Mount Zaghwān (Zaghouan), about 30 miles (50 km) southwest of Tunis, reaches 4,249 feet (1,295 metres).

The poleward border rises and descends much as in Fig. 6 and as seen in the keogram of Fig. 4.

Along the county's western border rise parts of the Cotswolds, a range of limestone hills.

Seizures at the border rose from 1.3 tonnes in 2001 to 4.5 tonnes by the end of the decade.

Between 2000 and 2010, the number of federal agents policing the U.S.-Mexico border rose from eight thousand six hundred to more than seventeen thousand.

As they spoke, tensions on the Gaza border rose and turmoil spread across the Middle East; hours later a bomb went off in Jerusalem, killing one person and wounding dozens.

The plight of Madaya, a mountain town between the capital and the Lebanese border, rose to the forefront this week after starving families warned that they were being forced to eat weeds, cats and dogs.

In Kobani, the YPG blew up a school building used by Isis earlier on Saturday, the Observatory said, and plumes of smoke could be seen from the Turkish side of the border rising into the air.

"This would have been a good time start and make up for some of those losses, with people buying presents for Eid [the end of Ramadan]." As he spoke, two rockets trails heading across the border rose from a few hundred metres away.

The United States Government Accountability Office reported recently that the number of deaths at the border rose from 254 in 1998 to 472 in 2005.Special report Time to wake up Pregnant pause Mexico's mezzogiorno Spider in the web Plodding on Monopoly money The joy of informality Policing the police So close and yet so far Sources and acknowledgements ReprintsThat angers many Mexicans.

Unauthorized flows of Mexican migrants, largely dictated by economic conditions on the both sides of the border, rose dramatically.