Sentence examples for live adjacent from inspiring English sources
The phrase "live adjacent" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe the proximity of two entities, such as people, places, or objects, that are situated next to each other. Example: "They live adjacent to the park, making it easy for their children to play outside."
"I live adjacent to the Pine Barrens, but I have a stream in the backyard.
The people and communities that live adjacent to these projects are experiencing the negative repercussions of this corporate profit over public safety energy rush.
The hosts Maryam, Chris, their two children and a menagerie of animals – including a dog, five cats and several peacocks – live adjacent to the main building.
And Mr. Cappelli is vowing to build 47 units of affordable housing on the coveted lot, so that families with incomes of less than $60,000 a year can live adjacent to Mr. Ginsburg's stratospherically priced condos.
Another study identified mobile dust containing a high concentration of neonicotinoids on the surface of fields, suggesting the pesticide could spread to effect insect populations which don't live adjacent to arable fields.
They live adjacent to the former family farm that was the site of two arsons -- the Dec. 1 barn fire there and a Jan . 31blaze that destroyed a garage on the same site.
"There were very understanding people living adjacent to the court," Mr. Mancus said with a smile.
The other two were the sons of a retired civil servant living adjacent to me.
Teresa Ferreria, 52, a farmworker who lived adjacent to the field, saw Francisco holding Cantanhede's head like a trophy.
John McWeeny, who lives adjacent to Ms. McCaffrey, said that as a neighbor and parent of two children who attend Wildwood Elementary, he was "disturbed" by the situation.
There was little the park rangers, who had no radios, no official vehicles, and had not even been paid for months, could do to deter hunting by local people living adjacent to the park.
