Examples of using Borderland in English and their translations into Polish
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after studying sonology, devoted himself to experimental activities on the borderland of music, picture and installation.
elaborately decorated jewelry can be seen at the exhibition"In the Borderland Between Wielkopolska and Pomerania.
or“Wiet Nam Gra” set new standards of social work in the borderland of cultures by applying creative methods of animation.
For centuries, the lands of the Podkarpackie province were part of a national, cultural and religious borderland.
One of these consists in the impossibility of conveying to your level of comprehension an adequate description of a transaction on the borderland of the physical and morontia realms.
Wild fauna and flora and the borderland phenomenon of these regions is a guarantee for a wonderful holiday for all those who yearn for contact with nature.
LITERARY PROGRAM The Borderland Triplet-City- Truskawiec,
the territory of Slovakia became again the borderland of the country, although the Hungarian Seym debated in Pressburg until 1848.
the phytocoenosis has been classified as a Central European oak forest association Calamagrostio arundinaceae- Quercetum petraeae in borderland form.
Simultaneously, displaced people were coming here from the areas of central Poland and so called eastern borderland.
Her research concerns the borderland of painting, music
Centre"Borderland of Cultures, Arts,
Constructing the project Construction of Regional Centre of Borderland Cultures was related to execution of a wide scope of construction,
The work was exhibited at the solo exhibition"Borderland" at the Gallery 8 in Milan Corso Venezia, as evidenced by
Borderland need to reach for the sweets,
sea meet to form a borderland, a world of tension where moods shift with the tides.
In ancient Egypt, a prophet foretold of a child who would"walk the borderland between the living and the dead….
The castle was built by a Těšín prince from the Piastovec family as a borderland fortress against the Czech state in the second half of the 13th century.
The Kladsko Borderland trail is entirely connected to the ÄŒeskÃ1⁄2 ráj(Bohemian Paradise)
not only among tourists and borderland inhabitants, but also Polish
