Sentence examples for demarcated lines from inspiring English sources

For at least a few of those involved, the once sharply demarcated lines of the decades old tension have begun to fade.

Which leads us to communities: Communities, the kind with clearly demarcated lines of membership, have always existed within the context of larger networks, and always broke off in bits and pieces to make them feel familiar.

Those clear, demarcated lines are vital to fight the sort of allegations that could derail your start-up before it is even off the ground.

Taped lines demarcated German trench lines while officers on horseback carried flags to represent the advancing front of the artillery barrage.

Further complicating matters, gas has been located in at least two large structures straddling the fuzzily demarcated line between Israeli and Palestinian waters.

QUESTION FROM LARRY: I found that many folks in Texas, especially in the Rio Grande Valley, tended to understand the border as an ever-shifting economic and cultural zone rather than a demarcated line on a map — some would even argue that Chicago fits into the U.S.-Mexican border zone.

"There is a demarcated line between my academic labs and the companies that got started in part through my inventions," says Farokhzad.

Use a liquid eyeliner for the most clearly demarcated line.

India is often demarcated along lines of caste or class.

With foam axes, arrows, and swords threatening damage from every direction, not to mention the instant death that awaited anyone who set foot outside of a "castle" demarcated by lines of string on the ground, figuring out what in the holy hell was going on became a near impossibility.

Running on a track is the most popular place for sprint training because the distances are demarcated by lines on the ground, making it easy to keep track of exactly how far you're running.