Sentence examples for less next door from inspiring English sources

We came to a gate on the security perimeter of Mullah Omar's property, which turned out to be more or less next door.

By the following March, Calvin and Grace Coolidge had moved into the Willard Hotel, more or less next door to the White House; their sons remained mostly at school.

Only one of Kennedy's eight siblings survives, his eighty-nine-year-old sister, Jean, who visits a son in the Watergate, more or less next door to the Kennedy Center.

On January 29 , 1931 Pathé, with its contract players, well-regarded newsreel operation, and Culver Studios along with its' associated backlot, located more or less next door to the vastly larger MGM lot was merged into RKO proper as Kennedy sold off the last of his stock in the company he had been instrumental in creating.

There were less visits next door after that".

And yet now we have both Iranian and probably American and British Special Forces more or less in next door buildings to each other in Baghdad as they face a common – and frightening – enemy in Isis.

It houses less important staff next door to the better known property burned down by British contras in 1814.

This contrasted with the less popular Derby High School next door, where more than 440 of the 840 students were of South Asian heritage.

People waiting on line at MoMA sometimes pop into the Craft Museum's gift shop for a break, or quit the queue altogether in favor of the less crowded galleries next door.

A few of the top hits from the Farmhouse — like roasted branzino with baby fennel ($30) and John Boy's golden organic chicken with fat green olives and delicious crackly potatoes ($32) — come at prices that are just a smidge less than those next door.

Wouldn't he, I wonder, like to give slightly more rein to the intellectual and slightly less to the bloke next door?