Sentence examples for the central border from inspiring English sources

Since Sunday night, Hezbollah forces have secured control of most of the former Israeli command posts in the central border region.

Straddling the central border between China and North Korea, the mountain is regarded by Koreans as the birthplace of their nation, and South Koreans go there through China.

For years, Solnit has been traveling with photographer friends to Lake Powell, a massive reservoir on the central border of Utah and Arizona that was formerly a series of magnificent sandstone gorges known as Glen Canyon.

Eritrea issued the statement after a two-day battle targeting the war's most heavily fortified border, the central border at and around Zalambessa. Ethiopia, which had called winning there the key to forcing a quick end to the war, said on Wednesday that it had broken through Eritrea's strongholds there.

The battle for the central border town of Qusair, which ended Wednesday when Syrian army troops backed by guerrilla fighters from the Lebanese militant movement Hezbollah seized it from the rebels, has triggered a new wave of displacement in the area.

Scottish Borders Council leader David Parker said the facility was a vital part of improved transport links to the central Borders.

Passenger trains last ran in the central Borders in early 1969 and, if all goes to plan, they will return to the region after a 46-year gap.

"This justifies all the hard work, over many years, to bring about the return of the railway to the central Borders, and gives us a fantastic challenge to make the very most of this unique opportunity for the Scottish Borders.

A purpose-built bus-rail interchange at Galashiels and park-and-ride facilities at Tweedbank will ensure that the benefits of the new line extend to a wide swathe of the central Borders, including Hawick, Selkirk and Melrose.

"A properly organised, integrated transport system will be vital to assist Kelso, Jedburgh, Hawick, Peebles, Selkirk to benefit from the railway which is coming here to the central Borders".

David Simpson, route managing director for Network Rail Scotland, said it was delighted to have reached an agreement to bring Midlothian and the central Borders "back into the railway network".