Sentence examples for were bordered from inspiring English sources
verb
To put a border on something.
Where, in previous years, the highways were bordered with wild flowers and attractive shrubs, there were only the scars of dead vegetation for mile after mile. . . .
But these fights were bordered, rhetorically and intellectually, by the Protestant-Enlightenment language that has characterized the country since the beginning.
The Marines' signs were bordered with the nation's colors, and in Pashto and Dari they announced: "The Afghan National Security Forces are coming".
Those who typed "jobs" into that second box saw related results for The Post's employment pages, but the results were bordered by ads for competing employment sites like CareerBuilder or Monster.com.
The tiny, sloshing deck pools were bordered by broiled Big Rons with a pint or a Puzzler, but with a sizeable Swedish contingent and the inevitable Filipino stewards, the Serenade was refreshingly cosmopolitan.
The course we played had fast, smooth artificial turf that held putts; the holes were bordered by bricks and, like most of the others we would play, lacked any traditional features, not even a loop-de-loop.
Towpaths are bordered by floating pennywort weed.
The beds are bordered in boxwood.
AA domains are bordered by rectangles with rounded corners.
The top boundary was bordered by a main road.
Coahuila State is bordered on the north by Texas.
