Sentence examples for borders that a from inspiring English sources

Looking for birds allows me to pick up the currents and natural borders that a working life can obliterate from view and from thought.

Such is the public indifference to events beyond Britain's borders that a politician can hold almost any madcap belief on foreign affairs and get away with it.

Now Mr. Cavallo's case appears likely to create a precedent that General Pinochet's did not: the principle that the law knows no borders, that a person can reach across frontiers and back through time to seek justice for crimes against humanity.

In doing so, they provoke an anxiety about borders that is a legacy of the bay's political history.

The term "graffiti" refers to the bubble-style borders that surround a "tag," or the skeleton of words or letters inside.

I represent a generation that crossed borders, that lives in a truly global community, that resists control by undemocratic institutions.

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"The quality is timeless, but they come in bold-colored borders that give them a modern feel," she says.

Trump has told supporters that Democrats represent "open borders" that would invite a flood of dangerous illegal immigration.

The concept of "borderscape" is an example of the view on borders that sees bordering as a practice that disperses borders in physical and socio-political space.