adjoins

KC, KS is smaller, but it adjoins the larger urban core, where Google could expand when it's ready.

It was at the locked corridor barrier to the Speakers Lobby which adjoins the House Chamber.

But Turkey adjoins us; our sentries patrol back and forth and see each other.

And is the ground that adjoins it not worth more because it is there?

North of Catalunya is Pays Basque, which also adjoins the pyrenees to the east.

Since I'm a nerd, I usually arrange to meet people at whatever Bic Camera store adjoins the station.

Each link of the chain enforces a maximal distance on the nodes it adjoins.

My property adjoins an urban nature preserve and we regularly have 10+ deer in our front yard.

Located in an old stone mansion and a converted barn on the mid-nineteenth century Bowditch estate, the ten acre campus adjoins extensive conservation lands.

Schmieden and Laugwitz for example developed in the 1950s a nonstandard Analysis which adjoins an infinitely large element (called Ω) to the natural numbers.

After lunch usually a few people play Street Fighter 4 for 20-30 minutes or so in our common area which adjoins the lunch room.

There's a cafe here in Toronto that adjoins a community centre that runs social programs, etc., and they have a tip jar next to the register.

But said rich person has at least one more fridge: a relatively-small, usually very elegant (in-wall, glass-door) fridge, located in the [badly designed for cooking, but pretty] "kitchen" that adjoins the butler's pantry [= nearest, usually secondary, real kitchen].

So on a map of Pennsylvania, they might place a town called "Fakesburg" in the greyed-out part of Delaware that adjoins Pennsylvania (a literal grey area), and put a "Trapsville" in the greyed-out New York, the Pennsylvania portion of the paper being presented as factual, and the margins as copyrightable creativity.