Sentence examples for bordered by some of from inspiring English sources

It's bordered by some of Colorado's most fertile agricultural lands and is fast emerging as a center of organic growing.

Which makes its people uniquely vulnerable to attack: the republic is bordered by some of Africa's most notorious trouble spots, including Darfur, South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Chad.

The terrain in the southeast, supporting woodlands, orchards, and Frisian cattle, is sandy heathland bordered by fens; some reclamation of peat areas continues.

The trail began as a level path through a spare forest of conifers bordered by great swatches of blueberry shrubs that offered the season's last crop.

Rio Grande do Sul, southernmost estado (state) of Brazil, bordered by the state of Santa Catarina (north), Argentina (west), Uruguay (south), and the Atlantic Ocean (east).

Bordered by foothills of the Rockies, Boulder is just an hour south of Rocky Mountain National Park.

The place seemed cavernous, a hard, wet floor bordered by dozens of caged hens.

We journeyed through lush green fields bordered by forests of mangrove and evergreen trees, depositing passengers in ramshackle roadside villages.

I'd been walking the road between broad, flat fields bordered by copses of oaks, chestnuts and noble beeches.

The monotonous, sandy plain was originally covered with lakes and ponds and was bordered by dunes of moving sands.

By a freak of history, the small emirate of Kuwait was bordered by two of them for most of the 20th century.