Sentence examples for making neighbours from inspiring English sources

CAR spatial smoothing works by making neighbours more alike than non-neighbours, and careful consideration must be given to the way in which neighbours are defined.

But past Indian arrogance makes neighbours ready to believe anything.This is an economic as well as a diplomatic problem.

Do not make neighbours unhappy, they can shut your band down in a matter of days.

The collection includes some 36m manuscripts, making unlikely neighbours of Lord Byron, Isaac Bashevis Singer, David Mamet and Robert De Niro.

But the country's growing military might is making its neighbours nervous.

This comes as China pours money into its military making its neighbours in the region nervous, BBC Beijing correspondent Martin Patience says.

These early modern cities - much like Rome - were neither conceived nor built in a single day, but people have to start somewhere, and in Genoa, they started by making good neighbours out of different - often mutually hostile - aristocratic families.

Jeremy Beecham Labour, House of Lords Peter Clement (Letters, 27 November), has missed Robert Frost's irony – Mending Wall satirises the neighbour's "Good fences make good neighbours" refrain.

In "Mending Wall", it is Frost's neighbour who speaks the line, "Good fences make good neighbours".

Good fences may make good neighbours, but not when they are erected in the neighbour's garden.

What makes my neighbours Americans, New Yorkers?