Sentence examples for cross frontiers from inspiring English sources
"Classics don't just cross time, they cross frontiers … Fever Pitch is a very good novel…but are they reading it in Paris, Berlin, Moscow?" he said.
Such chips are already implanted into animals to act as "pet passports", identifying beasts that do not need to go into quarantine when they cross frontiers.
He adds, "when I think of a character, it's a black person; 99% of Mozambicans are black … I want to tell stories in the borderlines, and which cross frontiers".
Globalisation has been breaking down boundaries for a generation or more, no more so than in the parts of the world where consumers routinely cross frontiers to make their purchases of everything from household goods to petrol and groceries.
The assessment was released two months before European ministers are expected to debate whether to admit Romania and Bulgaria, the two newest E.U. members, to the Schengen zone, which allows travelers to cross frontiers without showing passports.
The exchange is the latest ill-tempered dispute over the future of the Schengen accord, which gives people the right to cross frontiers in most of Europe without stopping.
And the magic crosses frontiers.
"Elephant are crossing frontiers and moving from safe areas to poaching areas.
We have crossed frontiers, dispelled old misconceptions – this is a triumph for the people".
The bad sort of religion crosses frontiers and is mutually supportive.
