Sentence examples for would be bordering from inspiring English sources

For many families today, it would be bordering on sacrilege to do without the table.

Example: "Ms Desai details various contacts made and also the affects (sic) this was having on her mental state for Police to ignore this on the grounds that the suspect for this was a Journalist would be bordering on neglect of duty.

If that wasn't extraordinary enough, get a load of this ungrammatical drivel, apparently showing undue partiality to the person Davies was seeking to interview: "Ms Desai details various contacts made and also the affects (sic) this was having on her mental state for Police to ignore this on the grounds that the suspect for this was a Journalist would be bordering on neglect of duty.

Looks like, but that would be bordering on silly.

Each pool would be bordered by a sloped building; visitors would enter the buildings to descend to memorials to see victims' names on the walls.

According to Mr. Duany's compromise plan, the Stone Pony would remain in its place, and its outdoor amphitheater would be bordered by an arc-shaped apartment building.

It would be border-adjusted.

There is little difference on the issues between Ms. Giffords and Mr. Barber, who says that his top priorities, even if he has only a few months in office, would be border security and care for veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan.

It would have to be bordered by something to shape it into roundness, but the universe would also include that outside-the-roundness part.

"At four under, I would say it was bordering on great.

The upper opening would have been bordered ventrally and posteriorly by the squamosal and anteriorly and dorsally by the ventral and posterior processes of the postorbital.