Sentence examples for adjoining them from inspiring English sources

Physiographically, the region represents the eastern extremity of the French Pyrenees and the Mediterranean coastal lowlands adjoining them.

The innumerable small tribes of California shared some of the preoccupations with vision, cure, and death, as well as the seed and root gathering economy of the tribes adjoining them on the east.

Mr MacEoin argued that extremist literature was widely available in British mosques and shops adjoining them, that much of it was funded by the Saudi Arabian government, and that the Finsbury Park mosque was a major perpetrator of such distribution.

Apart from being at a few checkpoints on the roads, soldiers and police officers are hardly visible, but villagers do not venture from their homes or the fields immediately adjoining them, Mr. Stillhart observed.

We spent a day on the peaceful sands of Chappaquiddick Island, where cars must wait interminably for the three-car ferry but bikes pay half and wait not at all; another day we popped our bikes on the bus and went off to the beach at Aquinnah, staring at the gorgeous multicolored cliffs and averting our eyes from the less gorgeous bodies that populate the clothing-optional sands adjoining them.

Recovering tea bushes after pruning were allowed to grow up to 120 days and then, a radial spread of shoots was done using tight parallel stripes arranged along the tea rows instead of tipping in the treatment plots, while practising conventional tipping in the control plots declared adjoining them with the same cultivar of tea (refer Fig. 6).

One is that the national park system is the repository of its national treasure and that the best places to stay adjoin parks and adjoin them as inconspicuously and harmoniously as possible.

If you don't have cages for your rabbits, put them in adjoining rooms and separate them with a baby gate.[6].

Current plans call for the creation of another 3,087 units for private ownership over the next four years -- 2,300 of them adjoining the new Gateway shopping mall, near the Belt Parkway -- and 276 rental units.

Nearby, on East Fourth Street, Eli Gindi, a real estate developer who belongs to the family that owns the Century 21 department stores, paid $1.8 million in 2004 for a pair of houses on adjoining lots, tore them down and has submitted plans for a 12,600-square-foot house that would be one of the largest in Brooklyn.

A crib for the baby had been provided at our request, and the boys were housed in a room adjoining ours, giving them reassurance and us privacy.