Sentence examples for there are frontiers from inspiring English sources

"People don't think there are frontiers anymore," says a girl who narrates a commercial that depicts scenes of life in Braddock.

YOU may have trekked through Tuscany, sipped Calvados in Caen, and smelled jasmine in Provence, but if you haven't savored grilled kebapcheta kebabs along the back roads of Bulgaria, there are frontiers of Europe yet to be explored.

Nelson says: "In terms of what are called the frontier wars... as you know I'm not a historian and I know [historian] Henry Reynolds and others certainly say there were frontier wars, my own view is that it is much more complex than that.

I certainly did not need Sandy Hook and the lesson that there still are frontiers of horror out there.

People think there aren't frontiers anymore.

There are other frontiers to be conquered, television foremost among them.

"There are no frontiers or barriers, political or social, behind which we can hide, still less is there room for the globalisation of indifference".

Listing terror attacks that began with New York and continued in Casablanca, Istanbul and Baghdad, he said, "There are no frontiers in the battle against terrorism".

There are more frontiers".

There are new frontiers and frontlines in the fight against crime.

But, for me, in cinema, there are no frontiers. .