Sentence examples for residence next to from inspiring English sources
They recently announced that they have been offered to take up permanent residence next to Granary Square, in King's Cross.
Since his election Pope Francis has settled into relatively basic lodgings at the Domus Santa Marta a temporary residence next to St Peter's Basilica.
In 2010, two years after he became Germany's youngest bishop at the age of 48, Bishop Franz-Peter began building a new residence next to the cathedral.
In late 2013 he inaugurated a show of his collection at the Conciergerie in Paris, and he has since announced that he is opening an artists' residence next to the new Louvre offshoot in Lens, in northern France.
Bill worked to establish the Old York Road Ice Skating Rink, and was the main force behind the financing and construction of International House, a residence next to the University of Pennsylvania for students from all over the world.
As you wind farther up into the highlands, you'll reach the village of Klentnice, where Café Fara (Klentnice 166; 420-547-423-015; krasnapalava.cz), in a former monk's residence next to an 18th-century church, has an open-air patio that gives stunning views of the Palava hills.
At LEM's brand-new gated "Cotton Residence," next door to the competing "Soy Bean" and "Corn" developments, opulent villas with satellite dishes and sold-but-not-yet-built-upon lots for millionaire farmers sit behind spitting fountains and guards with pistols at their hips.
Bertone was recently in the headlines again for renovating a lavish 6,500-foot 6,500-footnext dooresidencepope's simple rooms at a Vaticanextesthouse.
At the end of May 2016, Majors posted bail and was released, once again taking up residence next door to the Jabara family.
Surprisingly, though, Nicholson's old studio – where painter Patrick Heron also worked – survives: Luke Frost is currently working there as the artist-in-residence, next door to the studio where his father and grandfather, Terry and Antony Frost, also set up shop.
Most fraternity and sorority houses are on the top three floors of a residence hall in Chinatown, next to an enormous nail salon and a homeless shelter, and the only sign that they occupy these rooms are Greek letters on their closed doors.
