Sentence examples for marking the frontier from inspiring English sources

Occasionally we come across a wooden border post marking the frontier with Russia, and on the third day we spot a lookout post but see no guards.

Kobane doesn't look like much; a dusty clump of buildings sloping up a hill just past the lines of barbed wire and Turkish Gendarmerie marking the frontier.

This region thus marks the frontier of a super-convergent regime.

Opinions about the origin of topography have long marked the frontier between science and religion.

Before 1800 the Salado marked the frontier between Spanish colonization (to the northeast) and indigenous Indians (to the southwest).

Pat Haskins steers his tanker towards the river Blackwater, a murky waterway that in theory will soon mark the frontier between the United Kingdom and the European Union.

Imposing steel gates mark the frontier, but we get through in under five minutes and, in a sign of our unjust world, no one even checks my passport.

The United States Census Bureau defined areas with lower population densities as "unsettled" and on this basis marked the frontier line on a series of maps for each decade.

This defense line, known as the Great Wall, marked the frontier where the nomads of the great steppe and the Chinese farmers on the loess soil confronted each other.

The Chinese tourists left the city of Dandong, in northeastern Liaoning Province, this week for a one-day tour of Sinuiju, on the other side of the Yalu River, which marks the frontier, the official news agency Xinhua reported.

After 1948 the river marked the frontier between Israel and Jordan from just south of the Sea of Galilee to the point where the Yābis River flows into it from the east (left) bank.