Sentence examples for walk bordering from inspiring English sources

These and other historical objects would be arrayed with explanatory signs on a five-block-long Artifact Walk, bordering a waterfront park.

Competitors reach Birdcage Walk, bordering St James's Park, after completing 25 miles of the course, after which they pass Buckingham Palace before crossing the finish line on the Mall.

Moore has angled the shot to include the front walk, bordered on both sides with a neat fringe of maidencane.

Penny and I walk on the sidewalk bordering one entrance to the park.

"It's dangerous to walk the borders around here".

Mad-cow disease is clearly no respecter of national boundaries: cattle and cattle-feed are traded (and cows sometimes actually walk) across borders in the Union.

Closed states like Sparta and North Korea, are the great exception to human communities — or they try to be; more people walk across borders, and tell one another stories, than leaders would like to believe.

I too have taken to rising earlier, so as to be outside for a good morning walk, my border collie Kyla in tow, before the heat starts to climb.

Mr. Plympton nicely walks the border between ridiculously gross and outright offensive.

Luke Dittrich makes a more somber but no less vivid journey in an essay called "Walking the Border".

"I'm not gonna arrest you," says the police officer, before King is filmed walking through border control unapprehended.