Use of the word frontiers in a sentence example

frontiers

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This latter sense has been adapted and extended by modern historians concerned with the frontiers of the Roman Empire. [Please select]

Social problems overstep frontiers. [Please select]

There are plenty of the trade along the frontiers just now. [Please select]

_" Truly, after this, there are no more frontiers." [Please select]

A strange restlessness, of the race rather than of the individual, possessed the American frontiers-man. [Please select]

Large numbers entered at Charleston and thence went to the frontiers of South Carolina. [Please select]

There they rested until midnight, and then returned in the same manner back, over the frontiers. [Please select]

The frontiers of that extensive monarchy were guarded by ancient renown and disciplined valor. [Please select]

During his reign the frontiers of the empire reached their greatest expansion. [Please select]

Darius determined to extend the frontiers of his empire in both these directions. [Please select]

The barbarians were pushing in the Roman outposts, and pouring impetuously over the frontiers. [Please select]

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