Sentence examples for and is next to from inspiring English sources
Virginia is a swing state that is often predictive of the next year's midterm elections and is next to the nation's capital.
The neighborhood is full of opposition supporters and is next to the Al Assad military academy.
Manhattan This nine-story 43,774-square-foot office building was built in 1941 and is next to Rockefeller Center.
On six acres, it has two barns and country views and is next to a 144-acre bird sanctuary.
312; www.pruholmesre.com TAXES: $12,888 a year PROS: The property has a brook and is next to a country club.
The tiny garden is owned by the Board of Education and is next to the school's playground.
Mike Johnson, Fredrik Modin and Todd Warriner scored the goals for the Lightning, which went into the game with only one victory in nine games and is next-to-last in the Southeast Division.
Hemnes and Hattfjelldal have fewer than 5,000 residents each and are next to one of Norway's largest lakes.
The predicates can be nominalized, resulting in "hunger" and "being next to," which do seem like proper names for universals.
They did not score on seven manpower advantages and are next to last in the league in power-play efficiency.
"I prefer to stay with my kids and be next to them when they are growing up," Samir says.
