Sentence examples for bordering on a from inspiring English sources
And in spite of all these themes crowding into one book, there is a considerable narrative tension – bordering on a page-turner.
"At 2020, I'd have been C.E.O. for over 20 years — that is bordering on a problem".
Rabid Swans fans describe watching the band perform as bordering on a religious experience.
His voice was reedy, bordering on a whine, but his presence was quietly charismatic.
He said: "R&D spend is almost bordering on a scandal, it's what our military future depends on".
Yet, even in that relatively gentle role, Coogan, frowning, his pursed lips bordering on a sneer, came off as an articulate grouch.
Famously, he had a stand-up-bordering-on-a-get-y'r-mitts-up row with McLeish's predecessor, Donald Dewar, at the 1999 Labour party conference.
On two visits, I had mixed experiences, but returning a third time I had what bordered on a perfect meal.
As an assessment of your fellow man, this is unhinged; I would say it bordered on a phobia.
To the south, industrial wastelands bordered on a dense knot of rust-colored tracks that fed into the Gare du Nord.
If there was anything that even bordered on a sharp exchange, it was the discussion over Iraq.
