Sentence examples for frontiers which from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia had never agreed to these frontiers, which were a matter of dispute until 1965.

Rich countries have to "push out the frontiers," which means investing heavily in research and development and tertiary education.

Generally, it is the high quality works – those which are likely to be smuggled across frontiers – which are notified to the Interpol General Secretariat in Lyons.

Social media wasn't much help, merely offering illustrations of what would happen if the rubber duck landed on LA, so thank goodness for Radio 4's Frontiers, which opened its new series with a special on the Rosetta mission.

Jonny Bealby, founder of the rival operator Wild Frontiers, which favours private planes over road transport within Afghanistan but has run no tours there at all this season, says security concerns are increasing in parts of the country.

She cited a report by Literature Across Frontiers, which put to the test the oft-quoted statistic that only 3% of books published in this country have been translated from a foreign language.

The civil administration along the frontier, which was always weak, has collapsed.

India's frontier, which is roughly one-third coastline, abuts six countries.

He could do it because he evoked the New Frontier, which again seems fresh.

The specific plot for Triple Frontier – which has been rumoured will be retitled Sleeping Dogs – is yet to emerge.

No matter that the fugitive frontier which "explains American development" had long since dissolved into the Pacific.