Sentence examples for invisible border from inspiring English sources

An invisible border cuts through British soil.

There seemed to be an invisible border separating that house from the others, she said.

Tokyo seemed to have tipped across some invisible border, shrugging off in an instant its carefully cultivated aura of comfort and security.

McLean, who has just returned from Brussels on business, says: "Unionists as well as nationalists enjoy the benefits of an invisible border and cross-border cooperation.

MARCHING through the forest near his hunting lodge, Wlodzimierz Cimoszewicz, briefly prime minister of Poland in 1996-97 and still very much a politician, is careful not to step over the invisible border into Belarus.

Distillers Arms A detour to the Giant's Causeway, the unique formation of polygonal basalt columns, parts of which look like an ancient Roman road, meant crossing the invisible border into Northern Ireland, to the pretty town of Bushmills, County Antrim.

By contrast Invisible Borders Trans-African Photography Project is the real shoulder-to-shoulder collective thing.

"There are invisible borders that you no longer cross," he said.

Within its invisible borders are protections for wildlife, geological, historical and archaeological sites and some of the land.

That evening I headed high up into a steep hillside slum where rival gangs still shoot unsuspecting trespassers who cross invisible borders.

Like the characters in his movie, he discovered how easily one can get lost among the invisible borders of the Persian Gulf.