Sentence examples for have been bordering from inspiring English sources
Some of these might have been bordering on so-what matches in the grander scheme of things – and were played out in front of relatively small crowds on the second court, but, at an Olympics where quite a few athletes did not even want to come across several sports, they were no doubt grateful for their trinkets and the experience.
"It might have been bordering on unconstitutional, maybe even something almost definitionally fascist," Smith said of the declaration.
Fan conversations about what "future house" entails have been bordering on pedantry ever since that genre definition flew out of Tchami's hands and to places he never intended.
The upper opening would have been bordered ventrally and posteriorly by the squamosal and anteriorly and dorsally by the ventral and posterior processes of the postorbital.
But their reception, never very enthusiastic, has been bordering on the hostile in the last year.
The Coalition campaign spokesman, Mathias Cormann, said that Shorten's warnings about a marriage equality plebiscite had been "bordering on the hysterical".
The Gōno River has been bordered by an important highway since ancient times.
En route, though, the roads had been bordered by miles of what they call moonscape, volcanic rock as far as the eye can see.
In about 50 other trials, nearly 100 people have been sentenced for killing would-be escapers, but most of those convicted have been border guards.
There have been border incursions, including this week".
Although there have been border tensions with Kenya and also violent incidents at times of elections, the area has not been directly affected by armed insurgencies or refugee influxes.
