Sentence examples for eastern limits from inspiring English sources

Geography dictates the western and eastern limits of the Holy Land.

The eastern limits of the borough extend into the moor uplands of the Pennines, and most of the borough is rural and agricultural.

At the eastern limits of the town stands Rockfort, a moated fortress dating from the late 17th century and last manned in 1865.

It is a spectacularly scenic area where high cliffs -- the eastern limits of the Pyrenees -- drop abruptly in sharp jagged formations to the Mediterranean and form dramatic, tightly enclosed coves.

17] while out in the Far Eastern limits of the British Empire Nippon's warships, warplanes and troops drew closer to the British colony of Hongkong whose frontier is being hastily reinforced with additional soldiers, observation posts and barbed wire barriers.

Its eastern limits were the crest of the Coast Ranges from the north down to Puget Sound, the Cascades south to the Columbia River, and the coastal hills of what is now Oregon and northwestern California.

Its eastern limit is the Topolnitsa River.

Two thousand years ago the Roman empire chose this point as its eastern limit.

The Beas River was the approximate eastern limit of Alexander the Great's invasion of India in 326 bce.

The intermontane basin of Chichibu, near the eastern limit of the range, has been an important settlement area throughout Japanese history.

It is situated at the eastern limit of the Dandakaranya physiographic region and has a course of about 190 miles (305 km).