“frontier”可以造什么句，frontier造句

The frontier town boomed when gold was discovered nearby.

The incident on the frontier touched off a major war.

The line or frontier area separating political divisions or geographic regions; a boundary.

Visitors “think Mexico is a country at war, ” says one dentist with a practice close to the frontier.

Thousands of miles away, on the frontier between Argentina and Chile, papal diplomacy is remembered in a different way.

It's possible, however, that the relationship between these individualistic behaviors and frontier life is simply a statistical accident.

Lincoln was self-made in the more conventional sense—a walking, talking embodiment of the frontier myth made good.

Many slaves, tempted by freedom, joined Loyalist units, such as Lord Dunmore’s Ethiopian Regiment; so did many, though not all, of the Native American tribes on the frontier.

Women in the sect wear prairie-style dresses and keep their hair tied up in tight Buns that conjure images of frontier times.

More important, the approval of Cape Wind could pave the way for other offshore wind farms across the country, opening up a new frontier for renewable energy in the U.S.

France responded by rounding up thousands of migrants near the frontier—at one point even stopping a train from the Italian border town of Ventimiglia—and sending them back to Italy.

"Pakistan is such an important anti-terrorism frontier," he says.

Cut to 2010, and group intelligence is fast emerging as the next frontier in this field.

But if it's taught us two things, the second must be that space is the final frontier.

Arguably more significant than the petroleum bonanza are the massive capital inflows Africa can continue to expect as the last frontier market.

the Wollemi pine found in Australia is a surviving specimen of a conifer thought to have been long extinct and therefore known as a living fossil; the only surviving frontier blockhouse in Pennsylvania.

Julia: Science is the last frontier.

the exposed northeast frontier; open to the weather; an open wound.

The two tremendous continental countries shared a frontier of 4,000 miles in a vast arc from the frozen tundras of Siberia to the stark deserts of Central Asia.

You fumble to find your passport when you cross a frontier.

If we want to add that asset to the portfolio, what it does is it produces an efficient portfolio frontier that is now a straight line; I show that on the diagram.

He became a Congressman at the young age of 29 and brought his frontier swagger to the Senate a year later.