Sentence examples for some frontier from inspiring English sources

Only five miles from Tijuana and Baja California, Imperial Beach retains some frontier flavor.

The city's avenues could be spruced up, suburban style, with some frontier fencing and ornamental trees.

Some frontier clan chiefs have lost their government stipends for opposing vaccination, and officials have threatened to deny national identity cards to their clans.

Archaeology may offer unexpected help in this matter: it is possible and plausible that some frontier zones were by tacit or explicit agreement left fallow.

You're the one at parties who, after a few drinks, starts talking about econometric modelling or some frontier immigration research that's "actually changed policy".

Cooke's poems, which were collected in a volume in 1861 (and again in 1888), included generally facile nature lyrics and some frontier ballads of rather more originality, but it was her stories that brought her recognition.

Nigeria's government effort in improving cost of doing business is yielding some positive results in some frontiers with Lagos and Ogun states pioneering the streamlining and simplifying processes in registering an enterprise.

Here is an update on some of them: Russia, China, Taiwan and Thailand, and then some comments on Vietnam and some other frontier emerging markets.

History and geography explain these differences: French borders have not changed much for centuries while an American's imagination always stands at some new frontier.

Because there is no defense in golf, virtually no teamwork, he is out there alone, on some new frontier of excellence.

If you want to channel that side of wild Kentucky — and give yourself some authentic frontier shivers — put your orienteering gear away in your pockets, leave the trail and walk a short distance into the dense woods.