"The price is there," said James Hesketh, the president and chief executive of Atna Resources, which reopened the Briggs Mine on the western border of Death Valley National Park in 2009.
The various characters are assigned governing intervals — perfect fifths, minor and major seconds, tritones, and so on — and if two notes are insufficient to define a personality, that may be the point; at the border of death, the precious illusion of individuality disintegrates.
Leonardo DiCaprio delivers a barnstorming performance as the embattled Glass, whose quest for survival takes him on a Herzogian odyssey to the very borders of life and death.
From Basra I drove to the Kuwait border on the "highway of death," to see how Iraq will guard what may be a principal invasion route for American troops.
Witnessing the event left him with a fear of death that bordered on panic.
Syrians were piling up on the borders of Europe, willing to risk death in order to find a better life, but a fictional line stood in their way.
Data tends to be scattered, with a range of organisations involved in tracking fatalities often employing different definitions of border-related death".
Extremely preterm infants born at the border of viability 22-244 weeks' gestation) have high rates of death and lasting disability.
For such freedom, those fleeing brave traffickers, gangs, corrupt border guards, physical violence, psychological duress, and the threat of death.
The song is about a man at the border of life and death, with everything at stake, and that's exactly how it sounds.
