Sentence examples for what straddles from inspiring English sources

Campaign operatives lump social media impersonation into three categories — what is fine, what straddles the line and what is indefensible.

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Maine straddles what is now the Gulf of Saint Lawrence.

According to the Post, guests have been putting on amateur skin shows in the floor-to-ceiling windows of the new Standard Hotel, at Thirteenth Street, which straddles what is referred to as the Thigh Line.

Cholera first infected humans in the early 19th century in Bengal, a region that straddles what is now the border between Bangladesh and India, and the bacterial disease still sweeps through the area regularly.

"The essence of what I do straddles so many different things," she said in an interview with MusicWorks.

Effects of conflict The Central Northwest region of Côte d'Ivoire straddles what was the front line of the country's civil war, which began in 2002 and wiped out much of the region's health infrastructure.

Syrian officials hope that Washington can straddle what amounts to the fault line in their relationship -- how to define terrorism.

These days, Mr. Rutherford is selling R.V.'s in Oklahoma City and planning a comeback in that narrow zone straddling what writers want and what the marketplace considers legitimate.

And in the process, it hopes to become a global player straddling what is fast becoming the world's most wired region.

It centres on China's development of undersea natural gas and oil deposits straddling what Japan says is the borderline between the two countries' exclusive economic zones.