Sentence examples for demarcated by a from inspiring English sources

The barely guarded border with Tajikistan is demarcated by a river that is easily crossed.

It's situated in a basement beneath a chiropractor's office and is demarcated by a blue banner in Cyrillic.

The zones are demarcated by a plane of compensation at which primary production and consumption are equivalent.

These temporary designers crowded the studio — a raw space whose bathroom was demarcated by a piece of fabric hanging from a beam.

In front of the goal is the crease, a semicircular area that corresponds to a circle with a 6-foot radius, demarcated by a red line.

In contrast, the top of the Gzhelian, and thus the Carboniferous-Permian boundary, has been demarcated by a GSSP at the Aidaralash Creek section in northern Kazakhstan.

The top of the Hirnantian, and thus the boundary between the Ordovician and Silurian periods, has been demarcated by a GSSP placed at Dob's Linn near Moffat, Scot.

The sacred compound is demarcated by an entrance gateway, or torii.

The leaders of both countries agreed that the border, a 620-mile line across largely uninhabited semi-desert, is to be demarcated by an independent commission in accordance with colonial maps.

A more serious issue for some potential residents may be that the Lower East Side, unlike the East Village and several other Manhattan neighborhoods, does not have an eruv — a zone demarcated by an overhead wire, within which Jewish law, in some interpretations, allows believers to perform certain activities on the Sabbath that would otherwise be prohibited.

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