Sentence examples for territory making from inspiring English sources
From the kick-off City were again in Baggies territory, making life uncomfortable for them.
Even when not displaying contested territory, making a map is inherently political.
But Mr. Baker's earlier sex books veered into pervier territory, making "House of Holes" pretty innocent by comparison.
Robert Graham has staked out a successful career in that territory, making intensely realistic sculptures of attractive young women.
He said universities were entering uncharted borrowing territory, making it difficult to judge how they will cope.
The reality is that these guys will be operating in uncharted territory, making things up as they go along.
The geographical characteristics of this territory make for an interestingly diverse landscape, which ranges from Alpine to Mediterranean.
But they acknowledged that the high volume of global business in the territory made it an attractive target for launderers.
Agile camerawork, a 21st-century tech sheen and an absence of the dumbness that usually comes with this territory make for superior suspense.
The zero-population, four-island territory makes up a mere 1.03 square miles but is likely to sustain a direct hit from a 140 mph eyewall.
MOSCOW — Ten Russian paratroopers captured on Ukrainian territory made for an awkward summit Tuesday evening between the presidents of the two nations.
