Sentence examples for frontier theme from inspiring English sources

I went with Javelin's Canyon Candy, a mash-up record with a frontier theme, partly because the button was designed to look like a sheriff's badge.

Contrast his labored mechanical metaphor of wagon wheels grinding westward with the fresh and beautiful evocation of the frontier theme by his running mate the night before: "We may wonder where the next frontier really is," Joe Lieberman said.

"We just don't want a house that is stereotyped with a frontier theme," Mr. Boberg said, noting that he plans to "keep the stuffed deer heads and buffalo rugs to a minimum".

Unfortunately, too often space expansion has utilised historic conquests to map out the future; witness Star Trek's Space: the Final Frontier theme, or Musk's own idea to colonise Mars.

Austen was not democratic enough for American tastes and her canvas did not extend to the frontier themes that had come to define American literature.

New Frontier was the theme of Kennedy's inaugural, in January 1961.

That said, the technological frontier was the theme of so many convention conversations that it was a relief, later, to hear it dismissed by that acute Italian analyst of language and information Umberto Eco.

So, too, had votes in Texas, and here the fixer was Lyndon Johnson, a one-time Roosevelt congressional manager, but he had the grace to concede, and "the New Frontier" was the theme of Kennedy's Inaugural, in January 1961.

The New Frontier, whose name, theme and owner had changed several times, was notable as the first spot Elvis Presley played in Las Vegas in 1956 and as having been once owned by Howard Hughes.

Rather, as Tim Flannery reminds us in his new book, North America is a 65-million-year evolutionary work in progress, a series of contingencies, causal forces, drastic upheavals and transitional phases, amid which can be seen a single recurrent theme: the frontier.

Frontier living is frontier living.