Sentence examples for takes border from inspiring English sources
Artist Angel Cabrales takes border defense to the extreme with personal drones, home edition Patriot missile launchers and flan-tipped bombs in El Paso, Texas.
The congressman believes that while barriers are useful in urban areas, walls are useless in remote areas where it takes border patrol agents hours or even days to respond to a breach.
It takes Borders three years to launch their website.
In the meantime armed volunteer groups are threatening to take border patrols into their own hands.
I have the most wonderful photograph: the camera shutter clicks just as the ball is taking Border's off-stump.
At the same time, China has begun to take border security seriously by constructing extensive barbed wire fencing between the countries.
"So nobody's taking border enforcement lightly".
Instead of talking about integration, I took "border" as a departure point.
In response, Plouffe told Huffington, "We're enforcing the law, taking border security seriously.
Their lives, however, are threatened by a Confederate flag-toting racist (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) taking border patrol into his own hands — with his hunting dog and shotgun in tow.
An alternative strategy, more favoured by low-income developing countries, is to retain or increase the flexibility to take border measures to protect domestic food production.
