Sentence examples for borderless time from inspiring English sources

We've had ways to collaborate for 20 years, and as someone who has been marketing those solutions, I look back at the phrases we used to use 20 years ago -- seamless, borderless, time zone free experiences, communicate, collaborate, and coordinate.

What is a country but a borderless sentence, a life?

In the current time of murky, borderless conflict, what does dressing up as a soldier mean?

You soon realize that it's the sound of time itself — spectral, borderless and all-consuming — as heard by two women who can never anchor themselves within it.

In some cases, policy makers and business leaders are forming regional alliances that aim to help businesses take advantage of the best features of "old" and "new" European economies in borderless proximity for the first time.

I want to walk across this borderless farm a few more times, trying to understand why it feels so odd going from garden to pasture without having to step between the wires.

Declining economies, the rise of nationalist parties, and the prospect of citizens from two of the bloc's newest and poorest members, Romania and Bulgaria, gaining unrestricted access to European Union labor markets have tested the ambitions for a borderless Europe more than at any time since the Schengen Agreement, which eliminated most internal boundaries, went into effect in 1995.

That's why most of the world is busy negotiating regional free-trade deals, which theoretically will be melded together over time under WTO auspices to create a borderless world.

Now, when big-time college sports have surrendered to a borderless disorder, the Big East has been all but poached into submission and could be on the verge of practical dissolution.

It's high time we repay them…" Kim Seung-wung, director of Borderless World Corp., 2009 In April 2004, Jeong, a 34-year-old Chinese immigrant living in Korea, committed suicide by throwing herself under a subway train.

In an age of BBC livestreams and borderless Web sites, Americans track the Middletons in near real time via British gossip sites, absorb the Queen's English through televised imports like "Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares" and "Doctor Who," and take in newspapers like The Guardian, now considered must-reads for many Northeast Corridor influencers, via their iPad apps over "a coffee".