Sentence examples for eastern boundaries from inspiring English sources
The Iroquois reluctantly agreed to redraw their eastern boundaries established in 1768.
Their eastern boundaries are formed by southward-jutting peninsulas or island arcs or both.
When the victorious allies redrew Germany's eastern boundaries Arnsfelde ended up in Poland.
When World War II ended in 1945, the Soviet Union refused to recognize Poland's pre-conflict eastern boundaries.
The eastern boundaries of the city have also been extended outward by the pressures of urban growth, particularly along the line of the Huveaune valley.
A year ago, after months of kidnappings and attacks against Sunni Arabs in Adhamiya, US forces erected a security barrier along the eastern boundaries of old Adhamiya, effectively sealing it off from the surrounding Shia areas.
The eastern boundary is the Atlantic coast.
To brokers, at least, Clinton Hill's eastern boundary is fluid.
Its eastern boundary is the middle course of the River Shannon.
The inflow from the eastern boundary turns northward before reaching the western boundary current region and flows along the eastern boundary.
We rendezvoused with John on the eastern boundary of Kennedy International Airport at Inwood Marina.
