2.The area had undergone such evolution stages as passive borderland basining, squeerze-retrograde nose-like swelling, cratonic inner sagging. intracratonic basining and para-foreland basin.
11.The increase in crossings from Canada stems mostly from Border Patrol's Swanton Sector, a 295-mile stretch of the borderlands that reaches from eastern New York, through Vermont and New Hampshire.
12.Sometimes the face bobbed up in one of Tad's more savage cartoons--in boyhood Dick had often thrown an uneasy glance at the dim borderland of crime on which he stood.
13.Trujillo saw the presence of a bicultural Haitian and Dominican borderland as both a threat to his power and an escape route for political revolutionaries.
14.For decades prior, the southwestern borderlands had prospered under a more luid, humane and practical deinition of boundaries, driven in large part by the wants and needs of the blended, binational border communities.
15.At the same time, fatigue suggesting tenderness, she locked the fingers of her right hand into those of her husband's left; and, half closing her eyes, dozed off into a golden borderland between sleep and waking.