Sentence examples for move a border from inspiring English sources

"When you move a border, suddenly life changes, violently," he said.

Who handed over the 100,000,000 Swiss francs to move a border crossing that interfered with the architectural plans?

North Korea subsequently accused the South of moving a border marker.

This could serve to help usher in a new 21st Century form of conflict, in which moving a border via invasion is highly discouraged, but chipping off a chunk of a country in the name of self-determination is fairly acceptable.

Shouldn't the borders move a bit in B next to the cells that are ablated?

No cash moves across a border or through an electronic transfer system, the places where authorities are most likely to spot or record the transaction.

JNO'R The average length of displacement for someone who moves across a border because of a humanitarian crisis is now eight years; and 17 years is what people are saying that they should plan for.

In April 1970, 500 rifles, 80,000 rounds of ammunition and 3,000 gas masks were moved to a border town, and Prime Minister Jack Lynch ordered the army to train for an intervention.

"It wasn't hard," he confidently replies and then confirms reports that Lebanese fighters are now going in and out of Syria on rotation, moving across a border so close you can see it from the edges of the city.

Look at the reaction from competitors: the Kindle's success prompted Barnes & Noble to hurriedly develop the Nook and you can't move in a Borders store without hitting a demo station for the Sony Reader.

"There's been a move to a border economy," says Carlos Saladrigas, a Miami businessman.