Sentence examples for time borders from inspiring English sources

His plays are distinguished by a deep sense of melancholy and pessimism and are threaded through with a fervent religious strain which, faced with the transitoriness of earthly things and the fight for survival in the ravaged Germany of the time, borders on despair.

Diana's death interrupts Elizabeth's sleep in more ways than one: a gentle hand comes knocking, and in time so does the rest of the world, which takes to the abbreviated life of Our Lady of Televised Confession with passion that in time borders on the religious, the hysterical, the mad.

The time borders of these segments are determined mainly by the output from the transient detector, and are subsequently signaled to the decoder.

"Philanthropy transcends time, borders, and politics," Rooney added.

The Sudetenland of Czechoslovakia (at the time) borders Germany, and had both German and Czech speakers, although Germans were the majority.

By the time border control officials were alerted, Ms Pinochet and her son had crossed into Argentina.

The border force must be able to check both goods and passengers at the same time – border security cannot be an either/or choice".

"At that time border controls were much more lax, and between the twin cities Reynosa and McAllen, Texas, over the Rio Grande, the road carried Mexican labourers who would work in McAllen and return home at night.

A lot of the time, bordering on the 99th percentile, I'll just throw swag in this one corner of my lavishly decorated apartment.

Stories from the scene at that time border on the scandalous.

But there's something that naturally happens with women when we reach our 30s -- the need to defy time, bordering on a state of rebellion.