Sentence examples for marked the edge from inspiring English sources

"When the blackbird flew out of sight, / It marked the edge / Of one of many circles".

It was inspired by the convenient fact that the line that marked the edge of the one-mile exclusion zone brought into being to spare the blushes of Parliament, actually bisected the galleries at Tate Britain.

Noting that Greenwich Street originally marked the edge of the island of Manhattan, Mr. Childs said the new building "brings together two parts of the city that were destroyed in the 1970's" by the Trade Center: the street grid, with its view down Greenwich Street toward the southern tip of the island, and the original water's edge, which was pushed westward by landfill.

By Sarah Wildman June 4, 2013 If you drive along the perimeters of Jerusalem and out into the contested Jewish neighborhoods built on the other side of the Green Line — the border that, until the Six-Day War, marked the edge of Israel — it's impossible to miss the cranes.

As the gradient became steeper, the sky began to look as if it was mirroring the schism in the landscape; the brilliant blue of the east was divided by a sharp, sunlit line that marked the edge of the black thunderous clouds of the west.

If you drive along the perimeters of Jerusalem and out into the contested Jewish neighborhoods built on the other side of the Green Line — the border that, until the Six-Day War, marked the edge of Israel — it's impossible to miss the cranes.

As farming slowly died out, the surrounding land reverted to forest, and the stone walls that once marked the edges of fields are still present.

Borders seemed to mark the edge of the known world.

This, she says, marks the edge of the underground stream.

Line, which marks the edge of the settled area, is just south of the Euphrates River.

Like Ha'anafa, my street, Hachayil, marks the edge of the city.