Sentence examples for community borders from inspiring English sources

The community borders the Sitgreaves National Forest, at 6,800 feet of elevation.

Although the community borders Trenton and is home to hundreds of state employees, West Trenton's landscape is defined by gentle hills, mature trees and an abundance of sparsely developed land.

According to a European Commission study last year, 35 million fake products, many ordered over the internet, were intercepted at the community borders: forensic techniques can detect and identify the dodgy packages and even devise telltale nanocrystalline inks that could be used to "watermark" the genuine article.

Yet while Taylor's story had a happy outcome, the reaction from the Twitter community borders on glamorization of suicide as a means of garnering attention that some fans feel they can't get any other way.

A part of living in a country with a historical legacy of assuming the inferiority of people of other ethnicities – so much so as to endeavour to "civilise" them by arriving in their countries and offering Christianity, the English language and a dismantling of their community borders and previous economic systems – is to understand that racism comes along with that, too.

A part of living in a country with a historical legacy of assuming the inferiority of people of other ethnicities so much so as to endeavor to "civilize" them by arriving in their countries and offering Christianity, the English language, and a dismantling of their community borders and previous economic systems is to understand that racism comes along with that, too.

The community, bordered in part by the Southern State and Meadowbrook Parkways, has virtually no commercial or industrial property to help shoulder the cost of education.

One version of history has Rubbo taking a "homicidal" interest in his competitor, running a community "Border patrol" that would survey the pricing and promotions at Borders, reporting back to him every second day.

We are heading for Jengo's, a beach break at the far end of a Christian fishing community bordered on one side by a lagoon and the other by the ocean.

In 1982, residents of Sunnyside Gardens, the planned community bordered by 43rd Street, 51st Street, Queens Boulevard and Skillman Avenue, persuaded the City Council to return 46th Street and others within the 16-block area to their original names.

The implementation and added value of the framework is illustrated in a case study of planning issues in the Mardorf community bordering the Steinhuder Meer Lake, Northern Germany.