Sentence examples for river bordering from inspiring English sources

Senior government officials confirmed the rebels had captured the city of more than 600,000 people, which lies on the banks of the Oubangi river bordering Democratic Republic of Congo.

Mr. Boras said that EnCana would drill about 40percentt fewer wells this year but that the cutbacks would not affect its plans to move into the Bow, which is named after the river bordering downtown.

The teenager claims to have fled across the river bordering China when it was frozen in early spring, to escape the authorities, who had begun rounding up homeless people in its northern districts before opening them up to tourism.

As various areas in the Upper Guinean forests are apparently suitable to several OTUs and geographic barriers, such as large rivers or mountain chains do not exist in this area ([ 58] the one exception, the Kolenté river, bordering Guinea and Sierra Leone, might separate natator and OTU2), competitive exclusion due to niche occupation by natator may shape the distributions of OTU1-4 [ 59].

The Vistula River follows a serpentine course through the broad valley; in places the river, bordered by marshes, is subject to flooding.

Also visible along the top-left part of the image is the Kuiseb river bordered on one side by some of the tallest sand dunes in the world, and on the other by barren rock.

It's a local beauty spot, a river bordered by thick copses of trees.

The next three were on a stretch of river bordered by land belonging to Haverholme Priory, and were to be put into good order and handed over to Murray Finch Hatton, earl of Winchilsea & Nottingham, who owned the Priory.

The hydroelectric potential of the rivers bordering Mesopotamia was finally realized in 1982 with the completion of the Salto Grande complex on the lower Uruguay and the construction of the giant Yacyretá complex on the upper Paraná, which opened for commercial operation in 1994.

A network of small rivers bordering the city and connecting it to the surrounding region facilitated shipment of goods and led to a proliferation of mills and factories.

French Guiana is the only French territory, except for Mayotte, where malaria is endemic, with nearly 5,000 cases per year, occurring mainly along the rivers bordering Suriname and Brazil (2 ).