Sentence examples for border thinking from inspiring English sources
The two men, both from Winnemucca, Nev., were tracking a grizzly bear they had wounded in rugged country on the Idaho-Montana border, thinking it was a black bear, the surviving hunter said.
Many immigrants eagerly surrendered to authorities at the border, thinking it was a step toward residency.
The Canadian military could use a bit of border thinking about the conflict.
There was this one female - she was wearing these bling-y jeans, and you think, 'You go, girl!' You imagine she's this 20-year-old coming across the border probably thinking she's going to have this great new life.
There was this one female she was wearing these bling-y jeans, and you think, 'You go, girl!' You imagine she's this 20-year-old coming across the border probably thinking she's going to have this great new life.
More recently, you stated that "infectious disease is pouring across the border," without thinking about the consequences of making such bogus and hateful claims.
I think there's something to be gained from looking beyond our own borders, and thinking about how others live and think elsewhere.
It also shows vividly the cross-border thinking that has taken hold in corporate Europe.
The American invasion was looming, so he slipped across the border into Waziristan, thinking himself safe.
The June 30 opposition deadline seemed to have affected the way Egyptian border officials were thinking.
I am sitting here in a refugee camp on the border of South Sudan and Kenya thinking about my daughter.
