Ed Miliband set out his demands for a commission of inquiry in a speech on Monday at Haverstock school, the comprehensive he attended in north London, which neighboured some of the scenes of violence last week. ❋ Unknown (2011)
They should feel lucky to be neighboured with such a merciful neighbour, instead of the bitter twisted bilious mentality that they show. ❋ Unknown (2009)
“Very weakly, sir, since I took the electuary,” answered the patient; “it neighboured ill with the two spoonfuls of pease-porridge and the kirnmilk.” ❋ Unknown (2008)
A dusty pile of old newspaper in one corner, neighboured by a books and magazines. ❋ Bhags (2007)
The Etruscan-speaking areas especially neighboured and overlapped with Umbrian areas. ❋ Unknown (2007)
In this work of art he was represented as standing with his pistol to his mouth, his brains being in process of flying up to the roof of his chamber, and his native princess rushing terror-stricken away to a remote position in the thicket of palms which neighboured the dwelling. ❋ Unknown (2006)
The Parisian crowd supported by many from the neighboured countries greeted them enthusiastically. ❋ Unknown (2005)
Riuers, and maigne floudes, whiche afore with vnbrideled violence, oftymes ouerflowed the neighboured aboute, to the destruction of their cattle, their houses, and themselues: thei restrained with bancques, and kept them in a course. ❋ Unknown (2004)
The house was so closely neighboured by shrubberies on three of its sides that it was not till she had gone nearly round it that she found the little door. ❋ Unknown (2003)
Mr Beye said Mr Mandela had been asked to become involved as the leader of a nation that neighboured Angola and also had substantial assets there. ❋ Unknown (1994)
After a few minutes of general conversation, Lord Garvey was called away to answer someone's enquiries about the Duke of Ravenham, whose estate neighboured his own. ❋ Hiatt, Brenda (1993)
And this village neighboured upon Lydda, situate on the east of it. ❋ 1602-1675 (1979)
Oranges and roses, cabbage and tobacco, melons and leeks, neighboured each other, as if they belonged to the same climate; and all were thriving among numbers of weeds, of which the wholesome calliloo and the splendid balsam attracted my eye most. ❋ Maria Graham (N/A)
I whispered, pointing to the long-haired gentleman who neighboured her, and wondering what her mother would have to say about it all. ❋ Various (N/A)
It was in a city in the far West that this small incident took place -- a city of the mountains still so young that some of its stateliest business buildings of stone or marble, with plate-glass, fine furniture, and electric lighting, were neighboured not merely by shanties, but actually by tents. ❋ Clara Morris (N/A)
After a short consultation with his intimate counsellors, Charles walked almost directly towards us, making, as it seemed, for the fine house that neighboured the "Angel." ❋ George W. Gough (N/A)
'You know,' said James, 'that his property and ours neighboured each other. ❋ David Christie Murray (N/A)
But their conversation would have suffered nothing in a more central and neighboured situation. ❋ Unknown (1925)
What interested Sabre in the Garden Home was not the settlement itself -- he rather hated the idea of Penny Green being neighboured and overrun by crowds of all sorts of people -- but the causes that gave rise to the modern movement of which it was a shining example. ❋ Unknown (1925)
