Sentence examples for on frontiers from inspiring English sources

"Their researchers work on frontiers, in unexplored territory.

The Purple Album by Whitesnake is released on Frontiers Records on 18 May.

In an article announcing Obama's involvement, the magazine said the "completely bespoke" issue would focus on frontiers in areas such as urban planning, cybersecurity, medicine and artificial intelligence.

Here is Mark Twain advising Kipling ("Write for and about boys"), Lord Curzon on frontiers ("the razor's edge on which hang suspended the issue of war or peace and the life of nations") and the verdict of the first Englishman to enter Lhasa ("Dirt, dirt, grease, smoke. Misery, but good mutton").

All of those involved in the murders lived nonetheless on frontiers: between Wazirpur, their working-class neighbourhood, and Ashok Vihar, the adjacent upmarket suburb; between the increasingly cosmopolitan Indian capital and its deeply conservative hinterland; between the crushing poverty of their parents' childhoods and the relative wealth of their own.

Listeners in the UK can hear more on the potential of driverless cars on Frontiers on BBC Radio 4 on Wed 4 June.

In taking on new frontiers and daring to think BIG, the timing has to work.

In 1993 one of his clients hired him to start an Africa fund concentrating on "frontier" markets beyond Johannesburg.

He evades the question with a discourse on frontier business practices.

Turning to fiction, Skinner wrote a series of adventure tales for children, all based on frontier life.

After serving in the War of 1812, Kearny spent most of the next 30 years on frontier duty.