Sentence examples for shifting borders from inspiring English sources

Turkey's efforts have spurred an international debate about who owns antiquities after centuries of shifting borders.

But he said he believed Chinatown would survive despite its shifting borders.

The festival also engaged in shifting borders, but convergence, rather than separation, was the chief process in play.

We are now many different countries with already shifting borders: Scotland, which voted remain, will now surely push for independence.

The Odyssey: Missing Presumed Dead claims Homer as the bard of shifting borders and a population on the move.

Seidemann is the man whom diplomats — Europeans, Americans — turn to; he quietly helps them understand the shifting borders and geographic pitfalls of this volatile town.

Theirs is a shared history marked by armed conflict and a shifting border until the end of World War II.

IN his 1995 memoir "Dreams From My Father," Barack Obama described the Yorkville walk-up on 94th Street near First Avenue where he had lived in the 1980s as "part of the shifting border between East Harlem and the rest of Manhattan".

In the borderline pretend world that extends from northern New England to a shifting border in central New Jersey, it is always 2003 and 2004, and the Yankees and the Red Sox are forever the center of the major league universe.

Two noseless apostles with customary flowing hair and beards from around 1230 once adorned the Cathedral of Thérouanne, a city on the shifting border between France and Flanders that the Flemish razed in 1553.

His story, East of the West, takes place in Bulgaria during and after the cold war, spanning 40 years in a village split in two by a shifting border.