Sentence examples for rushing the border from inspiring English sources

Instead, he says, the conversation focuses on the borders at the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla, where migrants spend months living rough in the hope of rushing the border fence that separates Morocco from Spain.

On "The Ingraham Angle" TV show Monday night, the host said: "As more illegal immigrants are rushing the border, more kids are being separated from their parents and temporarily housed at what are, essentially, summer camps".

"So he rushed the border crossing with a load of surfboards.

So, ducking under security ropes, knocking some down entirely, we rushed the border with our passports held aloft, proclaiming ourselves the citizens of a fading superpower.

The Syrian government said that 23 Syrian and Palestinian protesters were killed by Israeli fire as they tried to rush the border fence on Sunday.

On weekends, smugglers often rush the border from several points, agents and immigrants said, which means more drugs and immigrants are caught — and more get through.

Panicked Israelis rushed the border post, trying to flee Egypt, yelling at the border guards in Arabic that their belongings and documents were still in the burning hotel.

The desperation could be seen on Tuesday when Egypt lifted the blockade and several thousand Gazans rushed the border but were later sent home after police officers said they did not know when the crossing would be opened.

JERUSALEM — An anti-Egypt rally in southern Gaza turned deadly on Wednesday when demonstrators rushed the border fence and stoned Egyptian troops on the other side, leading to an exchange of gunfire and the death of an Egyptian soldier.

This week Ukraine reinstates military conscription and expels Russia's military attaché on suspicion of spying, the Danish government suspends adoptions from Nigeria, hundreds of Africans trying to rush the Spanish border clash with border police, and Dutch police arrest Greenpeace activists trying to stop delivery of the world's first shipment of Arctic oil.

Today: Ukraine reinstates military conscription and expels Russia's military attaché on suspicion of spying, the Danish government suspends adoptions from Nigeria, hundreds of Africans trying to rush the Spanish border clash with border police, and Dutch police arrest Greenpeace activists trying to stop delivery of the world's first shipment of Arctic oil.