Sentence examples for drew a border from inspiring English sources

In 1980, Chinese officials drew a border around one section of the city.

It drew a border between past and present, says Edward Tenner, the author of "Why Things Bite Back: Technology and the Revenge of Unintended Consequences".

Speedy guaranteed access to Russian ports on the Japan Sea would ease an economic isolation started in 1860 when a czarist official drew a border treaty map that cut China off from the Sea of Japan.

When Britain finally drew a border between India and Afghanistan in 1893, Pashtun tribes in southern Afghanistan were cut off from related tribes across the border in what was then India and is now Pakistan.

NEARLY 100 years after French cartographers drew a border between the kingdom of Siam and the French protectorate of Cambodia, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague has ruled that a one-square-kilometre patch of a scrubland surrounding the ancient temple of Preah Vihear is, along with the temple itself, Cambodian.

An ImageXpress analysis script was composed that found and drew a border around transfected cells based on DsRed intensity, gated out transfected non-myocytes based on low intensity of Alexa 488 signal, and other artifacts (e.g., dead cells) were excluded using properties of all three filterset images.

"Listen, my baby, do you hear the drums that call?" she asks, drawing a border of drums.

"When it comes to actually having to draw a border, on issues of borders and security, you will see that the gaps are huge between Netanyahu and Abbas".

Drawing a border between a state and a would-be state is a far more significant step, and potentially far more permanent.

But that time, says Barnett Rubin, a leading American expert on the region, the British were able to achieve their political goals, including drawing a border to separate British India from Afghanistan and ensuring some security for the unruly northwest frontier, a province that newly independent Pakistan inherited in 1947 and has never been able to control.

But, in Énard's world, there are no gaps to bridge or, if there are, they have been produced by colonialist sponsors who decided to draw a border here, and promote one ethnic group's interests above another's over there.