Sentence examples for new borderland from inspiring English sources

Science is venturing into a new borderland, one as mysterious as the deepest oceans and as foreign as intergalactic space.

Just last week we premiered a tantalizing track from his new Borderland album with Moritz von Oswald (they'll be performing a live set together at Movement next month), and this Saturday he's showing his stuff in the booth with a set at Brooklyn's Good Room alongside Chicago native Gene Ferris, and Kimyon Huggins.

The worry is that kidnapping may become a new business, further destabilising a borderland already on a war footing.

"All this is the mischief of politicians," said Dominico Owiti, who lives in a new trouble spot, Sondu, a bushy borderland between the Luos and the Kalenjins.

(Gertrude Stein and other avant garde writers made a new kind of literature from this fertile borderland where words are carriers of sound instead of signifiers of meaning).

On the atlas of new music, Wollschleger lands somewhere in the borderland between Minimalia and Feldmanistan: obsessive repetitions of stripped-down materials bring to mind minimalism, while spells of hushed, cryptic beauty recall the great American modernist Morton Feldman.

Unlike California, Arizona, and New Mexico, 95percentt of Texas's borderland is privately owned.

At that time the Iranian borderland was again effectually defended by new guardians, the Parthians.

What being banned tells me is that fashion has entered a borderland between the old and the new.

I was struck again by the bareness surrounding the new houses that spring up in that awkward borderland where urban sprawl meets pure country.

The mixed messages raised the question of whether Hamas might be trying to provoke the Israelis to break the cease-fire, or perhaps to establish new facts on the ground — farmers tilling the borderland, fishermen fishing farther out — that would increase its leverage in negotiations.