"live on the border" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to describe someone living near or on the border of a country, state or region. Example: Maria has lived on the border between Mexico and the United States her whole life, experiencing the unique blend of cultures and customs on both sides.
Not only has the MEPI program at Benedictine allowed students the opportunity to discuss freely ideas and learn leadership skills that will enhance their careers and provide an impetus for positive change in their homelands, it also has given natives of Arab nations who live on the border of one another, ironically, a first opportunity to engage one another.
I live on the border of Santa Monica and Venice, California, one of the crunchy-chewiest neighborhoods in America.
"If you live on the border between a municipality that has these protections and one that doesn't," Nadine Smith, executive director of Equality Florida, explains, "in that urgent moment when seconds matter, you have to consult a GPS to determine which hospital to race to, which place will respect you as a family and which will treat you as a legal stranger".
We live on the border between two worlds: our physical environment and cyberspace.
"I live on the border with Edinburgh North and Leith and this is part of Leith.
The cannibalistic populations that still survive are displaced from the richest areas, and live on the borders with arid zones, a situation which is remarkably similar to what we know about the end of the Neanderthals.
But the gate is locked; and only the privileged few who live on the borders of the little park possess the key that will open it.... Near the southeastern corner of this demiparadise stands one house different from the rest.
But wait, for those like me, who live on the borders of civilizations, and dream of a syncretized global cultural, there is hope.
This mind set is causing people to make up events, many of which live on the borders of being a big fat lie.
The lives of those of us who live on the borders are still made more difficult by bureaucratic and legal obstacles, and a European statute on cross-border cooperation would be a help to many millions of people.
