Sentence examples for from their adjoining from inspiring English sources
Speaker J. Dennis Hastert said House members would not meet in their Capitol chamber until Tuesday, but the Senate vowed to keep meeting and cast votes on Thursday, even as aides scattered from their adjoining office complexes.
Still the ham was tasty and beautifully chased with a pastry and a strong Cuban coffee from their adjoining bakery.
The major finding is that isolated mammalian synapses, severed from their adjoining axons and dendritic shafts and disconnected from the more distant cell bodies, are not only competent to carry out the functions associated with basic neurotransmission but can also robustly emulate core adaptations associated with glutamatergic synaptic plasticity.
The Giants, who moved there in 1891, took the name Polo Grounds from their former field adjoining the northeast corner of Central Park.
Richard Lipsky, a lobbyist for the owners of small delis, bodega owners and convenience stores, predicted in an interview that many neighborhood stores would not survive the higher tax as many smokers would buy their cigarettes over the Internet, from Indian reservations, from adjoining states or from smugglers.
Soames, making a jibe about BBC coverage, apparently shouted from an adjoining table, "Their kind keep it all together, as ever," which both Green and his companions took to be an anti-Jewish remark, though Soames later denied it.
Overseeing them from the adjoining office was the formidable Admiral John Godfrey, their boss and the inspiration for M in the James Bond novels.
But watching "Mike and the Mad Dog" can be enlightening, because it dispels once and for all the suspicion that they are broadcasting from a Massapequa bar or from adjoining cells.
Fifty or so spectators had wandered over from the adjoining casino, and they let out a cheer when Rousey and her crew took their place on the arena floor.
The great majority of the state's population is of European ancestry (white), descended primarily from 19th-century settlers who came from adjoining regions to the east and north.
Rock music blared from the adjoining courtyard.
