Describing this as a “performance” Borders on indecency, of course.
Illegal aliens come from all over the world to converge on the Arizona, California, and New Mexico Borders.
“I was worried about the Borders issue and the tribalism in South Sudan, but I was optimistic,” says Nyuon.
Their final goal is to bring NATO bases closer to Russian Borders.
One might ask: how do you urge the Poles not to appeal to nationalism when the Nazis march into their Borders?
These give a wide range to the wood-carver, for all Borders are suitable to frames.
They were much easier to gather than those on the Borders of the lake.
Borders, such as are seen on test-tubes, are made by pressing the softened edge of the tube against a small iron rod.
He encamped upon the Borders of the expanded stream, and beneath the shade of his roof sought repose upon his mat.
Large herds of deer were feeding or reposing upon its Borders, and swans were sailing majestically upon its bosom.
mid-14c., from Old French bordure "seam, edge of a shield, border," from Frankish *bord or a similar Germanic source (cf. Old English bord "side;" see board (n.2)). The geopolitical sense first attested 1530s, in Scottish (replacing earlier march), from The Borders, name of the district adjoining the boundary between England and Scotland.
c.1400, "to put a border on;" 1640s as "to lie on the border of," from border (n.). Related: Bordered; bordering.
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