neighbour造句

Mr Brown contracted friendship with his neighbour.

Policies should be better tailored for each neighbour.

Our neighbour nearly had a slip on the waxed floor.

In 2008, for the first time, Argentina exported less beef than Uruguay, its tiny neighbour.

What would she do if she heard her neighbour shout: help help?

Delivering it could show that India genuinely wants its troubled neighbour to recover and to prosper.

Our neighbour' s a very careless bis driver ; he never thinks about what he' s responsible for.

More impressively, each ship will carry a folding bridge, about 30 metres long, to connect it to its neighbour.

It also frowns on Mr Obama's efforts to improve ties with another Indian neighbour and erstwhile enemy, China.

Mr Zuma may at last really mean to get tough with his recalcitrant neighbour to the north.

It is a small pro-Western nation at Europe's fringe that is struggling to recover from a vicious bashing by its giant neighbour.

They rightly fear the huge influx of refugees that would pour across their borders if their neighbour collapses into civil war.

The distraught couple's neighbour, still half-hoping for a sight of her daughter, burst out angrily: "Why isn't there money to build a good school for our kids?"

Perhaps, then, the standstill was the result either of a power struggle within the ruling circles of Dubai, or between Dubai and its neighbour, Abu Dhabi.

Apart from Obama and McCain, it includes the TV mogul Oprah Winfrey, the Nobel peace prize laureate Al Gore, New York mayor Michael Bloomberg and Homer Simpson's neighbour Ned Flanders.

The young lady was Miss Mercy Chant, the only daughter of his father's neighbour and friend, whom it was his parents quiet hope that he might wed some day.

Dismissing the suggestion that the name could benefit from the addition of a dollop of democracy, James Taban, 31, said that he thought the region's western neighbour would not approve.

As in the overthrow of Sodom and Gomorrah and the neighbour cities thereof, saith the LORD, no man shall abide there, neither shall a son of man dwell in it.

Even though they know this would probably mean they would one day get more money back, Banks dislike this. If you let one person off paying what he owes, then surely his neighbour will want the same?

On the right a man was cutting off bits and was still in need; on the left a man took a meal but had not enough; no man had pity on his brother; every man was making a meal of the flesh of his neighbour.