Sentence examples for to demarcate from inspiring English sources

Like piddling dogs, the rich have to demarcate their area.

We didn't use words to demarcate the years.

Do we have the wisdom to demarcate its chapters?

"We have to demarcate a border within the land of Israel," he said.

Mr Yanukovich has been equally keen to demarcate the boundaries of Ukraine's business interests.

Jon Clark's lighting is both effective generally and helps to demarcate the opera's scenes.

The commission is supposed to demarcate the border based on the historical record.

Thus a progressive approach to corporate speech cannot simply try to demarcate different kinds of expression.

Inside the house, opposite the doorway, additional large figures served to demarcate special areas.

The government's policy now is to demarcate lands where they still live and put them off limits to developers.

The state has also procrastinated on its commitment, set out in the 1988 constitution, to demarcate larger permanent indigenous territories.