Sentence examples for borders drawing from inspiring English sources

The young William cycled huge distances around Northumberland and the Borders, drawing prolifically and beautifully, and the resulting love of castles and towers never left him.

Organisation of the provinces The Sykes-Picot agreement and after them the indirect rule of the west over the states of Islam tried to place administrative borders drawing social, madhhabist and ethnic differences in every region, and deepening the roots of the differences between the Sunni Muslims.

Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said: "We do not hide that we have a negative attitude toward the Nato line of moving its military infrastructure to our borders, drawing other countries into military unit activities.

The civil war in Syria gets bloodier by the day, and the blood is now flowing across borders, drawing in one country and group after another.

Why not rekindle pan-Africanism by opening borders drawn in London and Paris?

Is there a future for Syria within borders drawn during the colonial era?

Within artificial borders drawn generations earlier in Europe, traditionally hostile tribes don't accommodate without disinterested outside help.

Myanmar is an artificial product of colonial rule, its borders drawn largely for the convenience of British administrators.

His Serbian nationalism and demagoguery ended in the independence of Slovenia, Croatia and Bosnia, their borders drawn in blood.

Straight-line borders drawn by colonialists of another century have little meaning, stopping-power or, often, any physical presence at all.

Africans though hardly happy with the borders drawn by colonists, have generally argued that changing them would make make matters worse.