Sentence examples for borders region from inspiring English sources

The broadcaster wants to rationalise news bulletins in England, Wales and the Scottish Borders region from 17 separate programmes to nine.

The Tyne Tees & Borders region pilot will be contested by ITN's consortium, which is backed by broadcaster Melvyn Bragg and includes Johnston Press, Newsquest, Metro Radio and ITV Tyne Tees and Borders news staff.

Probably named after Gattonside near Roxburgh in the Borders region, Scotland, it was gazetted as the site for a village in 1855 and by 1858 was a place of call for travelers between Brisbane and the Darling Downs.

Scotland's national poet Robert Burns, frequently celebrated as a simple "heaven-taught ploughman", was an 18th-century socialite on a political mission, according to academic research about his walking tours of Scotland and the notes he made as he travelled and met fans in the Borders region, the Highlands and Lowland Scotland in 1787.

For all that, this summer will be one of discontent for some hoteliers and shop owners in the areas most stricken with the disease -- Devon in the southwest, the Lake District and Scottish borders region in the northwest, and parts of Wales.

Yet, for many decades, Hawick and other places in the Scottish Borders region have traced the fortunes of one of the great alchemies of the luxury goods market: the transformation of the soft underfleece of a breed of Asian goat into cashmere scarves and sweaters, twin sets and V-necks bearing labels like Ralph Lauren or Chanel.

This EU cross-border region hosts four remaining forest massifs as regional green infrastructure hotspots.

K2 is in the border region of northern Pakistan and China.

"The border region has benefited, certainly," he said.

"He's in the border region of Pakistan and Afghanistan," McConnell replied.

Investigators also seized maps of the border region between Algeria and Morocco.