Sentence examples for crossed frontiers from inspiring English sources

We have crossed frontiers, dispelled old misconceptions – this is a triumph for the people".

Michael Hofmann thinks that in Roth's mind Catholicism equalled Judaism, in the sense that both crossed frontiers and thus fostered a transnational, European culture, the thing that Hitler stood poised to destroy, and that Roth so treasured.

"Elephant are crossing frontiers and moving from safe areas to poaching areas.

She could travel whether or not she had documents as "crossing frontiers was no problem".

"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.

Watching Zero Degrees, I wondered if the idea of immigration, of crossing frontiers both physical and emotional, was an idea that set people free.

Drug trafficking and the conflict often spill over Colombia's borders, particularly into Venezuela and Ecuador, with guerrillas and drug traffickers crossing frontiers.

"She is one of those rare writers whose work crosses frontiers, and her impressively large output constitutes a chronicle of our time.

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.