Sentence examples for pass through border from inspiring English sources

Pass through border control and place that same call on the arch's north end, out of range of American antennas, and you pay through the nose.

Some 60,000 passengers normally pass through border control at Heathrow on a normal day, but major airlines including British Airways and Virgin Atlantic indicated that thousands of travellers had rebooked to an alternative date free of charge.

Most alarmingly, they said, the commission recently obtained intelligence showing that Iran had allowed as many as 10 of the terrorists involved in the Sept. 11 attacks to pass through border stations in late 1990 and early 1991 without having their passports stamped, making it easier for them to enter the United States without raising suspicions.

The government said it was providing a further £3m to help out and ensure that legitimate travellers can pass through border controls quicker.

A spokesman for the airport, owned by BAA, said: "The majority of passengers arriving at Stansted pass through border controls quickly and securely.

The company also said they would announced border control procedures for the service in January 2015, specifically whether it would be necessary for passenger to alight at Lille to pass through border control.

These spaces are transitional areas between the ventricular and subarachnoid/cisternal system, in that no trabeculae or vessels pass through, and the border between the CSF and neuropil is not ependyma but the glia limitans.

They had passed through border crossings, whether officially or unofficially, belonging to nations in the neighborhood.

Exiting the transit area would require either boarding a plane or passing through border control, both of which require a valid passport or other documentation.

A million East Germans streamed into West Berlin and West Germany today on foot and by car, subway and train, many passing through border crossings so new that the paint was not yet dry.

The one thing the IPS has over other sources of data on immigration - such as the number of non-EU passengers passing through border control, new NHS registrations or new National Insurance numbers - is that it records how long migrants say they intend to stay in the country.