Sentence examples for borders that stand from inspiring English sources
Write on the back of the features of the animals what animal they are, or if you are doing this on a document, give each ones different coloured borders that stand for the animal they belong to.
Holding other factors constant, support for Trump is highly elevated in areas with few college graduates, far from the Mexican border, and in neighborhoods that stand out within the commuting zone for being white, segregated enclaves, with little exposure to blacks, Asians, and Hispanics.
They are mostly young men, shackled hands and legs, who have harrowing tales of days in what they call the "ice box," the US detention centers on our borders that are so crowded they must stand up for hours, taking turns lying down to sleep.
The plaza itself is bordered by the remains of walls that stand 15-20 cm high.
The front walk was paved with flagstones and bordered by hyacinths that stood as stiff as china flowers, alternately pink and blue.
Securing the nation's borders is so important, Congress says, that Michael Chertoff, the homeland security secretary, must have the power to ignore any laws that stand in the way of building a border fence.
-- It is not the mountains or the cactuses that stand out most while driving Interstate 19 from the Mexican border to Tucson.
The frontline stood along the dark and arid volcanic mountains, straddling the old north-south borders that once separated the two Yemeni states.
Not a Britain that retreats behind its borders, but a global Britain that stands tall in the world.
North of the border the SNP are trying to portray themselves as the party that stands up for Scotland and its interests against the pitiless Tories.
