Sentence examples for border thought from inspiring English sources

It has been framed against a background of mutual exasperation with Greece over its difficulties in policing its frontier with Turkey, an EU external border thought to be the main crossing point into the union for clandestine migrants.

American military officials said that the leaflets offering the bounty had been pushed under doors during the night in villages in Paktia Province, an area near the Pakistani border thought to contain many Taliban and Qaeda fighters, and where segments of the local population are believed to be sympathetic to the Taliban and Al Qaeda.

I missed my connecting flight, learning just how little those working the border thought of us in the process.

The bitter pill for the rejectionists, mostly from those counties north of the border, is the thought of the Barboured brigade bellowing their Britishness on the very spot where army auxiliaries shot dead 12 innocent people in a revenge attack for the assassination of 14 British agents in 1920.

M. Travis Lane's Crossover ambled, in turns meditative and jocose, across the crumbling borders of conventional thought, and Robyn Sarah's My Shoes Are Killing Me took a hike through the perils of the past to a place of questionable understanding that all things pass in their own time and their own way.

This next thought may border on sacrilege, but after a few minutes of this grand silliness, you have to wonder if the company should forget about that whole Shakespeare thing.

Could his thoughts on border control seen by many to be his most outlandish actually work?

And for those entertaining any thoughts bordering on blasphemous in St . Louis Mozeliak said Pujols would not be traded despite the risk of the Cardinals losing him without getting any value in return.

The report on the technique shows that the scanners may be better able than previously supposed to probe the border between conscious and unconscious thought.

"Closing our border is a 20th-century thought, and it will only weaken the economy over the long term," said Andrew N. Liveris, president of Dow Chemical and co-chairman of the Advanced Manufacturing Partnership, a group of executives and academics convened by the White House who have studied ways to encourage domestic manufacturing.

But because I grew up on this side of the U.S. side of the border, a lot of my thought process is in English.