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He found one in a small office building that adjoined the general store.

There is also a Catholic church adjoined by a school.

The new space, which adjoins the current gallery, should be ready at the end of the month.

Adjoining the office on the far side was another smaller, empty apartment.

Adjoining the dump on the east is a town golf course.

I went into the small bathroom that adjoined the room.

Adjoining the old apartment house was a newer one, two stories higher.

Adjoining the tower may be a 25-story hotel with 800 rooms.

If a bathroom adjoins the room, keep the door closed.

No one lives there, but it adjoins a residential area.

To the church was adjoined an hospice for old people.

He rose and went into Helen's room, which adjoined his.

In 2005, an addition was adjoined to the northwestern body of the school.

Adjoined to the church the new monastery building was built.

In 1958, the church was offered a piece of land which used to adjoin the previous school.

That's one house that adjoins them and then a little further on it's a lane.

William came running into the room, from the bedroom that adjoined their own.

This area adjoins the room in which food service classes are taught.

"In the back" was a door that adjoined the wash room.

She was in the bathing room which adjoined their bedroom.

Adjoining the gallery is a 1,300-square-foot studio and another 4,100 square feet of space.

"Because you're my wife, and from now on, you will sleep in the room that adjoins mine."

Its historic cemetery adjoins the church building on one side.

In turn, the trade talks staff suite adjoined his office.

The hangar I wanted adjoined it on the other side.