To our neighbors (which would make us outcasts)?
Turkey doesn't have the economic baggage of its European neighbors, which are dealing with the sovereign debt crisis.
After the disaster, the church was providing meals to its neighbors, which drew thousands of people to the site.
No. 313 is a giant, blocky Romanesque chunk that wildly overshadows its neighbors, which have been much altered.
His awkward and semiracist encounters with his black neighbors, which are "Curb Your Enthusiasm" light, are nonetheless amusing.
For decades, the territorial dispute soured economic ties between the neighbors, which, in one spot, are just five miles apart.
Which of my neighbors, which of the toddlers in strollers and kids on scooters, would see her fall?
Unlike its neighbors, which serve bistro food, Rene Pujol proudly turns out high-end French fare in a civilized atmosphere.
Sponsored by World Neighbors, which sponsors programs dealing with health, conservation, sanitation and employment in Asia, Africa and Latin America.
In contrast, Indonesia's neighbors, which fear separatist and Islamic movements of their own, oppose an independent Aceh.
But that long-held belief is being questioned by its neighbors, which see evidence that the country is taking off without them.
