Sentence examples for parallel to the border from inspiring English sources

It was a pleasant morning, and the colonel suggested that we walk down a cobblestone road that leads off to the right, parallel to the border.

On the mountain road parallel to the border fence I saw soldiers – squads were stationed every hundred yards – monitoring every bend of the road and every drainage culvert beneath it, with one soldier always watching the gap intently.

The prime minister also called last week for a north-south fence in the Jordan Valley, which would run parallel to the border with Jordan, with Jewish settlers inside the protected corridor.

Flying a blue-and-white Israeli flag, this post -- the name means simply "termite" -- sits in the middle of a dirt belt running parallel to the border, from the Mediterranean sea in the northwest toward the desert in the southeast.

We take a side track parallel to the border and drive past a Macedonian army post, ringed with barbed wire, and climb to a tiny village overlooking the silent road and the Marie Celeste village of Seqishte.

The military also relies on traditional methods, with an army unit of mostly Bedouin trackers scouring constantly smoothed sand paths running parallel to the border for signs of infiltration.

Previous studies by other researchers include straight parallel to the borders and oblique interfaces, and bent ones.

When inside a hextant, the message flows in a direction parallel to the second border line, and once reaching the first border line it continues flowing along that border line.

Finally, the transverse line parallel to the posterior border and tangent to the anterior margin of the tibial plateau was defined as the anterior border.

The humerus was positioned in the scapular plane, in neutral rotation (intertubercular groove aligned with anterolateral edge of acromion), and parallel to the medial border of scapula simulating position of the arm being at the side of the body.

Similar to the spleen, the dorsal visible margin of the liver ran parallel to the ventral border of the lungs.