Sentence examples for wide frontiers from inspiring English sources

But if Mr Sharon becomes finance minister, the signals will flash dangerously.The Israelis insist that building Jewish towns within the wide frontiers of Jerusalem that were arbitrarily drawn after the 1967 war should not be confused with West Bank settlement.

A good context would be engaging Iran across a wider frontier of regional security issues.

"This is a wide open frontier right now," said Maja Thomas, senior vice president for digital and audio publishing at the Hachette Book Group.

Mr. Condit's narrative comes from the dry, solitary spaces of the wide-open frontier.

A few years ago the new economy was a wide-open frontier.

Mr. Volpi said he had other opportunities after leaving Cisco, but was drawn to the wide-open frontier of Internet television.

It is a fantasy shared by many Americans: dropping cable television and its fat monthly bills and turning instead to the wide-open frontier of Internet video.

Over the centuries, many other dynasties faced the same basic problem as the Qin: the wide-open frontier of the northern plains made them vulnerable to the nomadic Mongol and Turkic tribes that inhabited these lands.

Now in its 9th year, the fest appears to embrace a wide-open, frontier mentality to programming.

For small start-ups and big Internet and media companies alike, the iPad, and tablet computers in general, beckon as the next wide open technology frontier.

At a time when many Internet users have come to grips with advertisers' tracking their anonymous trail of clicks across the World Wide Web, the frontier of the electronic privacy wars is shifting to the more personal realm of the e-mail "in" box.