Sentence examples for spaced borders from inspiring English sources

Widely spaced borders.

His tendency to sever Chopin's linear writing in midflow and then leave it to dangle in musical space borders on the eccentric.

Peter Pabst's brilliant set might be a terribly chic 1970s Los Angeles house, the hall of a mental asylum, a metaphorical space bordered by water, jungle and desert.

All were contemporary art installations commissioned for this swath of Manhattan green space bordered by Madison and Fifth Avenues and 23rd and 26th Streets.

The most obvious explanation is the lovely back garden, a serene space bordered by beds of lavender and leafy heucheras, shaded by striped umbrellas and brightened at night by strings of amber lights.

Place Jacques Cartier is a bustling public space bordered by historic buildings such as Chateâu Ramezay, once the home of the French Governors and now a museum of Québec history.

In the vast oceanic spaces bordering the Pacific and Indian Oceans, air, sea and space power will be paramount both as means of deterrence and of guarding the sea lanes.

Ms. Young has twisted this bedtime story into a sort of fairy tale of self that spills out in a messy, prop-strewn space, bordered on three sides by walls of hanging white streamers.

Compared to trees in regular spacing, border trees near gaps had a lower crown base height (CBH) and a lower height of maximum crown projection.

It is a triangular shaped space bordered inferiorly by the superior free edge of the SSC tendon, and superiorly by the anterior free edge of the SSP tendon.

It is likely that CGRP does not penetrate the BBB with the consequence that, when it is released from nerve fibres innervating these vessels, it cannot reach the vessel lumen but must diffuse into the surrounding perivascular space bordered by a layer of leptomeninx and finally into the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) within the subarachnoid space (Fig. 1a, b).