Sentence examples for geographical lines from inspiring English sources

This, in turn, required presidential candidates to build alliances across ideological and geographical lines.

"The geographical lines between hubs are blurred as R.J.'s are added to the system," Mr. Baker said.

Men's resorting to physical violence persists in the lives of American women, crossing economic, ethnic and geographical lines.

The fact that religious and geographical lines were never remotely this clear and clean-cut was routinely ignored.

These children, who could almost be said to represent a third gender, cut through ethnic groups and across geographical lines.

In fact each party had conservative, liberal and moderate wings, often organised along geographical lines.

As a child the border represented the geographical line that had the power to take all my dreams from me.

Here is the South Carolina convention in 1860, explaining the rationale for secession: A geographical line has been drawn across the Union, and all the States north of that line have united in the election of a man to the high office of President of the United States, whose opinions and purposes are hostile to slavery.

From managing Echo and the Bunnymen and forming the KLF to burning £1m and making soup for strangers living on a certain geographical line, Drummond's projects are outlandish, provocative and always thought-provoking – what all good art should be, basically (you can check out more of his work at Penkilnburn.com).

As the daughter of the presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church in the United States, Eliza Griswold brought along some unusual personal baggage when she set out to research "The Tenth Parallel," her recent book about the clash between — and within — Islam and Christianity along a geographical line from West Africa to Indonesia.

Nearly 1300 km of new fencing was built, usually further back from the geographical line than the old barbed-wire fences.