Sentence examples for working in the border from inspiring English sources

"We were more alive in wartime, working in the border between life and death".

A Pakistani government official working in the border region said both American and Pakistani intelligence agencies favored different insurgent groups and were striking at each other's.

The photographer Nguyen Dinh Uu's comment that "we were more alive in wartime, working in the border between life and death" is uncannily reminiscent of Michael Herr's insightful description of being "high on war" in his superb book "Dispatches".

Michael Atkinson believed that Rivette was working in the "border world between narrative meaning and cinematic artifice".

The advantages offered by KML conducting the interviews were that he is known to and respected by the CAB members, has a great deal of experience of working in the border region and has had on-going success in promoting and facilitating open, critical discussion of difficult topics at CAB meetings.

"With God's help, we were able to keep a group of U.N. members, who work in the border village of Al Jamlah, safe from the barbaric shelling of Assad's criminal gang," it said, referring to President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.

Castro, who has served as an advisor over the past several decades on border and Latin American issues to virtually every Arizona governor, including former Arizona governor and Department of Homeland Security chief Janet Napolitano, began his diplomatic career working in the U.S. consulate on the border.

I've been working in the North East Nigeria and bordering countries like Chad and Cameroon for different publications like the New York Times, Time Out Nigeria, CNN, and others.

According to foreign mining company employees who work in the Gobi Desert border areas, this "engineering work" seems to involve installing electronic surveillance equipment to monitor North Korea and the Lop Nor nuclear testing site in China, which is just across Mongolia's western border.

I'd also like to ask the women working in the sweatshops at the Mexican-American border how they were impacted by NAFTA -- also signed in by Bill Clinton.

The border population also includes persons who pass transiently through the region and others who come the area to work in maquilas, the border factories.