Sentence examples for mark the boundary from inspiring English sources

Japan claims that this line should mark the boundary between their respective exclusive economic zones.

All that was needed were strips of black plastic cable casing on telephone poles to mark the boundary.

Azaleas and rhododendrons bloom on the steep hillside behind the dining area, and a pair of lace-leaf maples mark the boundary between tiers of the patio.

As you reach the sanitised security cordon and deep moats that mark the boundary of Canary Wharf, the politics and the anger slip away.

At once credulous and coy, "Northfork" refuses to mark the boundary between dream and reality, conjuring a seamless world in which every mundane detail carries an aura of hushed enchantment.

From a political perspective, the liberties were the places where criminals were conveyed for public executions, well-attended and sometimes festive rituals that served to mark the boundary between this life and the next in a more secular fashion.

Panahi creates a "set" for the film, laying down yellow tape to mark the boundaries of the girl's room.

Today, the fortifications mark the boundaries of Old Quebec, a treasury of historic architecture, fine restaurants and tiny museums.

France proffered encouragement and hinted that the blood of the insurgents would mark the boundaries of an independent Poland.

The theory is that because foxes are territorial animals that mark the boundaries of their areas, they are put off by the strange smell.

In 1911 he took a job on the Anglo-Belgian Boundary Commiseton, newly set up to mark the boundaries betwn No. Rhodesia & the Belgian Congo.