Sentence examples similar to confusing border from inspiring English sources
Ms. Smirnova not only translated the confusing border-crossing procedure, but gave me a long list of cheap activities in St . Petersburg including a visit to the funky vegetarian restaurant, Rada & K, where I had gazpacho, tofu and pea masala and a salad.
Monitoring of cell phone use should be enforced statewide, not by a local ordinance that will create a network of confusing borders on our roads.
That stretch of the border was more confusing than contentious, perplexing officials trying to investigate crimes in the no man's land.
The continued fighting along the western border, and the confusing situation in the east, highlighted the tenuous hold that the Western-backed government of Hamid Karzai exerts over this fractious and war-torn country.
The strife across the Israeli border is vicious and confusing, the outcome uncertain.
A place where the Creepers and Zombie Pigmen still seemed less frightening and confusing than the real world of borders, immigration laws and visas constructed by adults.
We make it to the border, which is a bit confusing and has the potential to cause visa problems for beginning travelers.
There are confusing motivations and equally confused and confusing reactions.
That question became even more confusing in 2009, when three US hikers strayed across border from Iraq into Iran and were arrested.
Outside Venezuela's borders, Mr. Chavez's use of Bolivarian ideals has been even more confusing and contradictory.
