Sentence examples for far neighbours from inspiring English sources

Thus far, neighbours in the exclusive area, where foreign embassies line the streets, have largely borne disturbances with gritted teeth.

This, it turns out, was but a taste of several uncomfortable moments to come that would serve to highlight just how far Neighbours has fallen in the eyes of a viewing public whose television tastes have been heightened by the rise of HBO and Real Housewives.

And because its purpose is asserting mastery of the sea over a collection of far weaker neighbours to the south, much of this rising force will call Hainan its home.

For a club used to gratefully accepting rejects or young prospects from their two far bigger neighbours in loan deals or free transfers, that is quite some achievement.

And, in regions of the world already fraught with tension, how would it look to a nervous country if a far larger neighbour filled the skies with squadrons of jets?

They continue to play in the stadium of far more established neighbours Kuban, who are reluctant landlords, until their own home opens next year.

After decades of failed socialist planning followed by a few more of military crony capitalism, the regime became increasingly aware that once-rich Myanmar had in its hands fallen embarrassingly far behind the neighbours.

To our far left, the neighbours in danger of the unwanted trellis in their fruiting area went the Modernist concrete slats route, creating a very different but equally appealing aesthetic.

In regional comparisons, the country lags far behind its neighbours in the number of telephone main lines as a proportion of population and is near the bottom in the proportion of cellular phone users per capita.

THEY may be suffering drought, famine and tyranny; they may be constantly on the verge of war with their far more numerous neighbours, the Ethiopians; but the people of Eritrea only seem to care about one thing.

In a strongly-worded commentary, the official Xinhua News Agency urges the US to rein in the Japanese government from going too far in antagonising neighbours over wartime history and territorial disputes.