Sentence examples for demarcation that from inspiring English sources

On Monday, there were signs of the depth of the demarcation that now separates winners and losers.

In 1992, not long after Soviet rule ended, civil war broke out, ending in 1993 with the expulsion of the Georgian Army followed by a line of demarcation that is still patrolled by a United Nations observers.

For some years, I'm now prepared to admit, I somehow labored under the impression that Rocky Mount is the line of demarcation that separates the two principal schools of North Carolina barbecue.

Once a thriving commercial city, it is now a deadly maze of Christian "red" areas and Muslim "white" ones, a pattern of demarcation that has spread to the neighbouring islands.

8 Mile Eminem, Kim Basinger, Mekhi Phifer, Brittany Murphy, Evan Jones, Chloe Greenfield, Anthony Mackie Directed by Curtis Hanson R 111 minutes In a story that has similarities to his own, the rapper Eminem is Rabbit (real name: Jimmy Smith), a white kid on the black side of 8 Mile, the line of demarcation that separates Detroit proper from its mostly white suburbs.

I fall to where I am no longer separated from the world by a demarcation that still belongs to me all though my waking state and that I myself am, just as I am my skin and all my sense organs.

The village of Panmunjom, which straddles the demarcation line that runs down the middle of the zone, was destroyed by tank fire in the war.

As for the United States, the cable said, "China would clearly 'not welcome' any U.S. military presence north of the DMZ," the heavily mined demarcation line that now divides the two Koreas.

The reason the September ceasefire collapsed was not that Russia "undermined it", as claimed by Power, but that neither the anti-Kiev rebels nor the Ukrainian government forces accepted the demarcation line that was drawn, and because both had the means to fight on.

So far they have agreed to the withdrawal of heavy arms from around a demarcation line that was defined last year.

The drug runners breach every United States frontier, but one of their main targets is San Ysidro, Calif., America's busiest border crossing, the fragile demarcation line that separates San Diego from the smuggler's paradise of Tijuana.