Sentence examples for frontier through from inspiring English sources
Crucial to this strategy is a porous Russian-Ukrainian frontier, through which Russian arms and agitators can move at will.
Rome was now the master of central Italy and spent the next decade pushing forward its frontier through conquest and colonization.
The movement emerged on the American frontier through various efforts to cut through the complexities of sectarian dogma and find a basis for Christian unity.
Rome was now the master of central Italy and spent the next decade organizing and pushing forward its frontier through conquest and colonization.
Beyond the North-West Frontier, through the notorious Khyber Pass, lay the rugged hills of Afghanistan, adapted to ambush and inhabited by fierce Muslim sharpshooters.
The "Vampire Hunter" film, like the book, follows Lincoln from his boyhood on the frontier through his assassination by John Wilkes Booth and — because this is a vampire story — beyond.
2012 saw him exploring new frontiers through indie studio 22cans.
To deal with the potential high dimensional optimization problem (i.e. large transition matrices), an enhanced offspring generation procedure is proposed to help the ES algorithm converge efficiently and find better Pareto frontiers through generations.
The type of passion that Hagel was describing involved what he called "a questing disposition"–that is, enthusiasm for pushing the work effort to new experiences and new frontiers, through activities such as attending conferences, meeting players from outside the company for lunch or getting involved in social media.
Despite always committing to new frontiers through his own productions, Kanye has forged strong relationships with other figures in electronic music which have transformed both their respective careers.
Towards the end of the 1st century AD, Rome organized the protection of its eastern frontiers through a line of fortifications, the limes system, which lasted until the Muslim conquests of the 7th century after improvements by Diocletian.
