Sentence examples for whose border lies from inspiring English sources

He said he believed five paintings were now in Moldova, a former Soviet republic whose border lies near Carcaliu.

Some of the unmanned aircraft are bound for Somalia, the collapsed state whose border lies just 10 miles to the southeast.

The ruling Taliban in Afghanistan, whose border lies just 60 miles northwest, are mostly from the Pashtun ethnic group, which dominates political and business life in Quetta.

The ruling Taliban in Afghanistan, whose border lies just 60 miles north, are mostly from the Pashtun ethnic group, which dominates political and business life in Quetta.

U.S. military commanders appear confident the airport is secure from the Sunni extremists, who have overrun adjacent Anbar province, whose border lies on the western outskirts of Abu Ghraib.

The high school dropout rate is 50, 70 or 80percentt, depending on whom you ask, and the infant mortality rate (27 deaths per 1,000 births in 1996) is three times that of the suburbs whose borders lie less than a mile from where Mr. Wiggins stood.

The potential for polio transmission from other countries in the region, notably Angola, Ethiopia, Congo and particularly the DRC whose borders lay adjacent to the Burundian provinces with low-level coverage, is a real threat.

It was, said survivors and other Protestants from the neighborhood whose luck had them elsewhere on Sunday morning, the moment in history -- the fact that America, a predominantly Christian country, was at war with Afghanistan, a Muslim country whose border, at its closest point, lies 350 miles northwest of Bahawalpur.

Judge Winmill issued a summary judgment in favor of environmentalists, who were led by the Natural Resources Defense Council and supported by the three states where the reservations lie as well as by Oregon, whose border is close to Hanford.

But Al Qaeda is merely lying in wait in Pakistan, a country whose border with Afghanistan is disputed and tenuous.

On a modest stretch of Linda Vista Avenue near the La Cañada Flintridge-Pasadena border lies a nondescript piece of land whose dry shrubs and trees hide a rich biodiversity of life.