Sentence examples for neighborly time from inspiring English sources

So Sunday brunch emerged as a neighborly time, a family time, the perfect chance for people to eat and drink too much and linger, preferably, over coffee.

It was a "big scary wall," she said, yet she had eaten and changed clothes in the Palestinian house on the other side and had had a nice, neighborly time there.

And though the Newcomers' Club -- which will celebrate its 50th anniversary in September -- does date back to a more neighborly time, the group's popularity suggests that the idea is hardly outdated.

The verse is slim and grandiose somehow at the same time, neighborly and ancient, as likely to swing through the gas station to buy weird candy as it is to wake up on a bus several states away from home.

Government funding, as Mr. Zucker so eloquently told us, makes them easier to do, makes them more about human interaction and skill-sharing and neighborly support and time and energy and less about fundraising.

Much of the time, our own neighborly decency deceives us; it insulates us from the true craziness of political life.

Neighbors had time to be neighborly again, shoveling out parking spaces and pushing each other's cars -- even the occasional taxicab -- out of snow drifts.

Compare and contrast the unique characteristics of various neighborhood settings, and neighborly relationships, covered in The Times.

And who know how neighborly states might be in crunch time?

There are times, of course, when neighborly life becomes more ethically demanding.

She appeared to have good family and neighborly support, and drew on these in times of need.