Sentence examples for frontier mark from inspiring English sources

The frontier mark in Italy long survived as a major territorial unit, though the original Carolingian demarcations were substantially altered.

The legendary traditions may also be in connection with the establishment of a trans-Carpathian frontier mark by the Hungarian monarchy, with its capital at Câmpulung, probably in the last decade of the 13th century.

Next came Carausius's subjugating tour of the north and an agreement with the Picts, who, vowing cheerful assistance against Rome, carried on as normal, looting, butchering and raping across the frontier marked by Hadrian's Wall.

By the time the government consolidated its control over the West (and recall that the "closing of the frontier," marking the end of American anarchy, took place just more than a century ago), the norms of self-defense through masculine honor, and the restraint of ruffianism by women and church, had taken root.

This new bone ingrowth frontier marks the border of bone remodelling where a primary bone formation occurs.

Reaching that frontier would mark a profound change in the nature of particle physics.

The closing of the frontier did mark the end of a readily understandable period in American history.

And in the September issue of Vanity Fair, he published an essay in which he movingly describes his journey "from the country of the well across the stark frontier that marks off the land of malady".

Hitchens, who died yesterday aged 62, wrote a series of columns for Vanity Fair about his battle with oesophageal cancer, chronicling how he moved "from the country of the well across the stark frontier that marks off the land of malady".

The S3 Frontier also marks an aesthetic departure from its predecessor, with a steel case that takes on a more classic design that its sporty (some might have said "plasticky") predecessor.

Yet once upon a time, frontiers were marked with border stones.