Sentence examples for the frontier where from inspiring English sources

As if following Berlusconi's lead, Cain travels to the frontier where defiance meets delirium.

Most were dilapidated and overgrown; few had been defaced or built upon, even on the frontier, where the Taliban roam.

It is harder and more important to extend that idea to the frontier, where anonymous ranchers are doing most of the deforesting, but there is progress here, too.

"Manifesta needs to take place at the edge of things — on the frontier where cultures meet," Ms. Fijen said, "and right now, Murcia is one of those frontiers".

Others, including many escaped slaves and indentured servants, melted into the frontier, where they preferred being unremarked on by anyone in a position for official remembrance.

Zelinsky's precise and witty illustrations, in American primitive style, match Isaacs' text, which captures the outsize tone of the frontier, where the soil is "rich enough to open its own bank".

Unlike the Parthians, the Sāsānians established their own princes as rulers of the small kingdoms they conquered, except on the frontiers, where they accepted vassals or allies because their hold over the frontier regions was insecure.

It is noticed along the frontiers where Arab and Turkish nationalism, pan-Islamism and a host of secular ideologies never seemed to quite capture the ambitions or demarcate the environments of the diverse peoples who live there.

I argue that impacts of agrarian reform are strongly related to the pre-existing social and economic configuration of the frontiers where it takes place.

When Rachel was 13 she accompanied her family on a 1,000-mile 1,000-mile 1,600-km 1,600-kmthrough the Cherokee Nation to the Tennessee frontier, where the family settrek briefly before moving throughucky.

It had begun on the colonial frontier, where the population was sparse and the arm of the law did not reach.