Sentence examples for is adjoined by from inspiring English sources
'is adjoined by' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to when two things are connected or associated with each other in some way. For example, "The restaurant is adjoined by a hotel."
A romantic room with a leopard-print carpet, it is adjoined by a sashimi bar, which he named Uni, Japanese for sea urchin.
If so, then every act of consciousness either includes or is adjoined by a consciousness-of-that-consciousness.
It is adjoined by the Weymouth Lowlands to the north.
The chancel is adjoined by the former north chapel (now the vestry) on one side and the Hastings Chapel, set transept-wise on the other; it has three sedilia and a piscina on its northern wall.
It is adjoined by the Hilbert recreation ground, parts of which have been designated as a local nature reserve by the Kent High Weald Partnership; these include Roundabout Woods and the adjoining grass areas.The Hilbert Recreation Ground was donated to the town by Cllr Edward Strange in 1931, on the site of the form John Beane's Charity Farm.
Their bedrooms -- Brian's messy, Lenny's neat -- were adjoined by a bath.
Describing the primary difference between friends whose bedrooms are adjoined by a bath, Cooke said: "I'm neater than him".
We walked through the front door, into a sunlit 25-by-15-foot 25-by-15-foot 25-by-15-foot 25-by-15-footd by an open kitchen.
We do that because this is one of the poorest places in Georgia, with some of the sickest people, and we're adjoined by counties that are just as bad.
The main entrance is reached by two concrete steps, which are adjoined by a modern metal balustrade.
The central structure was adjoined by two smaller chambers on either side to the south and north, each again featuring a vaulted roof.
