Sentence examples for this borderland from inspiring English sources
Another genre, a peculiar mutation in this borderland, is the baguwen ("eight-legged essay").
Residents of this borderland speak an amalgam of Spanish, Portuguese and Guaraní, Paraguay's resilient indigenous language.
This borderland territory between unlikely truths and likely falsehoods is where William Gibson's fiction has always resided, since his first novel, "Neuromancer," was published in 1984.
Like Stefan's languages and his beloved starlight, Hegi's novel works in this borderland, reaching across time and space to trace life's enduring patterns.
According to Islamic tradition, Wazir was buried immediately in Peshawar, not in Jani Khel, to avoid further attacks by the increasingly powerful Taliban, which now governs much of this borderland between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
The fourth and last fortress was Forchtenstein, where the Esterhazys display priceless family treasures and memorabilia that ring with the Hapsburg, Hungarian and Ottoman histories of this borderland: a Turkish officer's tent, paper-thin ivory vessels, a heron's feather from a magnate's hat.
The Norsemen were at this time continually devastating the coastlands, and Baldwin was entrusted with this outlying borderland in order to defend it.
But there's a glow to the little family — in this strange borderland of fake churches and invisible bridges, the dingy room contains something intimate and real.
(Gertrude Stein and other avant garde writers made a new kind of literature from this fertile borderland where words are carriers of sound instead of signifiers of meaning).
"Welcome to the Voice," a "contemporary opera" composed by Steve Nieve and performed by Mr. Costello and others on Friday night at Town Hall, raised the thought that Mr. Costello hadn't found this artistic borderland on his own.
But what they have worked to reclaim in the last decade is no less difficult: the past of this distinctive borderland, where Poles, Lithuanians, Jews, Ukrainians, Belarussians, Russians and Gypsies lived together for centuries, usually in peace, though often not.
