Sentence examples for up from the border from inspiring English sources

Domaine la Tour Vieille Banyuls Reserva, Roussillon, France (£18.99, Yapp Bros) Along the French Mediterranean coast just up from the border with Spain, the sweet fortified reds of Banyuls offer a slightly lighter (16% rather than 20%) alternative to full-throttle port.

Lift all the flower or other plants that you want to preserve up from the border.

The parking lot at Suruc hospital is full of ambulances drafted in from all over the region to pick up cases from the border.

Israel's parliament also approved calling up reservists from the border police to assist in the situation, according to the Israeli paper.

After the September 11th attacks many agents were moved up from the Mexican border to the understaffed Canadian one.Already lots of people travel back and forth across the border each day.

At night, he stayed awake to listen to music drifting up from the Mexican border stations.

MAHI PAR PASS, Afghanistan — Beneath the soaring faces of rock, on a treacherous road flanked by gaping drops, lines of trucks crawled up from the Pakistani border, groaning under impossible loads of house-size metal containers and boxes tottering under tarps.

It couldn't last of course, and no sooner had Jurgen Klinsman returned from Germany carrying Bayern Munich's Julian Green and the paperwork that makes him an eligible US player, than news drifted up from the southern border that Mexican club Puebla had refused to release DaMarcus Beasley and Michael Orozco Fiscal for tonight's (real) friendly (like) in Arizona.

Chadian and Nigerian forces, meanwhile, are poised to push up from the Nigerien border - about 200km to the south - in order to reinforce the French and Malians.

The force assembled by the antigovernment Iraqi National Congress includes both exile volunteers and Iraqis who have signed up from inside the borders, an official of the group said in a telephone interview today.

Ambulance drivers say they are being made to wait for hours before being able to pick up the wounded from the border, an accusation repeated by Mustafa Bortan.