Sentence examples for border which is a from inspiring English sources

According to witnesses, Uzbek agents in the immediate aftermath crossed the border, which is a few hours away by car, rounded up hundreds and sent them back.

To be fair, the richer of the two factions is building a huge new stadium in Arbil, its "capital", and has repaved much of the road to the Turkish border, which is a boon to the lucrative smuggling trade.

Few places are more paradisical than this island towards the Myanmar border, which is a favoured nesting place of three species of sea turtle, including the world's largest, the 700kg leatherback.

Thirty-five activists from Code Pink, a US anti-war group, have gathered in the Pakistani capital this week as they prepare for an unprecedented march and political rally in South Waziristan, one of the semi-autonomous tribal areas on the Afghan border, which is a hotbed of Taliban militancy.

We make it to the border, which is a bit confusing and has the potential to cause visa problems for beginning travelers.

After the migrants left Holot, the Israeli army reportedly stopped them 300 meters from the Egypt border, which is a closed militarized zone, and prevented them from crossing, according to local media.

He once taught high-school English in Foix, a city in the Pyrenees, near the Andorran border, which is an epicenter for decorated caves.

In warm weather Baang features an outdoor patio surrounded by a growing bamboo border, which is an oasis of coolness in this shopping-center location.

The next tour is jungle training on the Belize/Guatemala border which is an amazing experience for our section but they soon discover the jungle is an unforgiving place.

In this study, we have estimated the contribution of host genetic factors to malaria relative to environmental factors in a Karen population located near the Thai-Myanmar border, which is an endemic area for P. falciparum and P. vivax malaria in Thailand.

One example is our field research site on the Thai-Burmese border, which is an area of convergence of largely ethnic Karen refugees and migrant workers who cross into Thailand for employment and other activities (http://www.shoklo-unit.com).