Men and women who saw America not as it was, but as it could be and should be, and committed themselves to extending the frontiers of our democracy.
Next, he persuaded Bangkok to give his son the governorship of Champassak, thus extending his frontiers as far as the old southern boundaries of Lan Xang.
These new programs, General Bolden said, were "extending the frontiers of exploration beyond the wildest dreams of the early space pioneers".
It meant, in their eyes, Europe literally extending its frontiers to the borders of Iran, Syria and Iraq, and the E.U. adding to its membership a predominantly Muslim country whose population would soon give it the biggest number of seats in the European Parliament.
Tracey Emin, so successful at extending the frontiers of conceptual art, has set the critics a tough new task: how to judge her new work performed live on Channel 4 early yesterday morning during a post-Turner Prize discussion entitled "Is Painting Dead".
"We need to move even faster, extending the frontiers of opportunity, providing more excellent school places for more children than ever before.
In fact, however, expanding NATO has enhanced Russia's security by extending the frontiers of stability.
This breakthrough has the potential to move us beyond the divisive debates of the past by extending the frontiers of medicine without the destruction of human life.
Basic science meets this criterion; people become scientists to extend the frontiers of knowledge.
The surrender of Toledo in 1085 not only extended his frontiers to the Tagus River but also had great symbolic value.
