Sentence examples for neighbouring square from inspiring English sources
In a neighbouring square, anti-government protesters dodged tear-gas canisters fired by the central security services.
The official Kennedy memorial is tucked away in a neighbouring square, but attracts few visitors by comparison.
Facing a barrage of stones, the protesters fled to a neighbouring square, only to be mauled by a mob wielding knives, clubs and chairs.
Only 50 evenly distributed non-contiguous squares were entered into the analysis to avoid the possibility of statistical dependence between population sizes in neighbouring squares; however the results were essentially unchanged if all squares were entered.
In and around this square and neighbouring Place du Theatre (4) and Place Rihour (1) you'll find many of Lille's most striking historic buildings, reminders of its past as a wealthy centre of the Flemish wool trade.
A local vector analysis then analysed the LATs in successive, neighbouring 2 by 2 square sets of four recording points successively labelled from L1 to L4 along the perimeter of each set.
Formed of gneiss, it is about 10 miles (16 km) long and, with its neighbouring islets, covers about 35 square miles (90 square km).
A passageway (Regency Colonnade) was built at the northeast corner to connect the square to the neighbouring development of Russell Square, which was built at the same time; the contemporary Regency Inn (now known as the Regency Tavern) faced both the passageway and Regency Square.
Thanks to an unusually permissive annexation law, in Texas cities can chase the sprawl outwards, incorporating neighbouring land: San Antonio is adding 66 square miles (171 square kilometres) to its existing 465 (see map).
The Wroclaw fan zone is right in the city centre and incorporates the main square and the neighbouring Plac Solny, plus one block of ul.
Brush the edges of two neighbouring sides of each pastry square with egg, then fold along the centre, placing the unbrushed corner over the brushed one to create a triangle.
