Sentence examples for shared territories from inspiring English sources

The territory distinction has always rankled A's owner Lew Wolfe, who points out that all three of baseball's other two-team markets (Los Angeles, Chicago and New York) are designated by MLB as shared territories.

It is likely that this is due to a lack of significant geographical boundaries in these regions, for example, the Pyrenees or the Alps, and due to shared territories and shifting empire boundaries.

Sheers believes that both books inhabit "shared territory".

Performing in a shared territory imposes on society.

Luckily for Blick, though, there is almost no shared territory.

The diocese of Prešov, which shared territory with the Slovak Catholic Church, was integrated into the Russian Orthodox Church in the same year.

A mixture of strong defense and attacking errors prevented either side from stamping its mark, though they evenly shared territory and possession.

But when McGregor met up with the composer and Kilner, he found there was a surprising amount of shared territory between them.

And how fitting a coda for Updike that we get to hear him weigh in on Cheever, since this is their shared territory.

In court, the divorce was bitter, Mr. Cohen says, but at home, or as he put it, "shared territory," it was polite and businesslike, "like living in a dormitory with a college roommate you didn't particularly care for".

A youthful-looking man of fifty, Shepard had lived for a year in the nineteen-eighties among the Matsigenka people, who shared territory with the Mashco; he had learned their language and returned many times since.