Sentence examples for as a next door from inspiring English sources

Volunteers can stay in shared, dorm-style rooms in one of the farmhouses on the property, or they can request the luxurious, 1940s colonial-style Babson House, which has a private chef and a (domesticated) cheetah as a next door neighbour.

The new American president has made clear that he has chosen Saudi Arabia, as a next door neighbour of Iran, to protect US interests in the region while serving its own agenda and geopolitical ambitions.

Neighbours discovered the then 18-year-old girl looking pale, emaciated and terrified as she hid in a next door garden.

She looks as if, as a next-door neighbour, she might be prepared to go to war over the leylandii, and would probably win.

"Just the kind of guy you'd probably want to have as a next-door neighbor, I guess, if he didn't hit a baseball through your window".

For example, he had a listing for a four-bedroom four-and-a-half-bath home on Lily Pond Lane in East Hampton Village, with Martha Stewart as a next-door neighbor.

Celaya said the occupant of the bedroom where the fire looks to have started had died as well as a next-door neighbor, and those in bedrooms directly above died from smoke inhalation.

By the summer the new film had recruited Ms. Collette; Allison Janney as a next-door neighbor; Sam Rockwell as a water-park manager who befriends the young protagonist; and Mr. Carell as Ms. Collette's boorish new boyfriend.

The defense sought to soften the negative image of Mr. Poindexter painted by the prosecution, presenting him as a next-door neighbor and Navy admiral who was a career officer and a family man.

Perhaps because of his personal charm, the photographer has been able to make even as imposing a figure as Sir Winston Churchill seem as familiar as a next-door neighbor.

Once filmmakers can understand what makes people look real and unique to one another, they will be able to recreate reality with ease, inexpensively populating movies with virtual characters -- rampaging Mongol hordes, clones of movie stars performing physically impossible feats -- whose appearance and actions are as lifelike as a next-door neighbor.