cheek by jowl

Contemporary work is cheek by jowl with early 20th century art here.

It takes less land, because the animals live cheek by jowl their entire lives.

The cities, the lands where people lived together cheek by jowl.

They sat down cheek by jowl to do some frantic planning.

"Its key was to create a sense of privacy where the houses are cheek by jowl."

"You are not exactly cheek by jowl with London, sir."

Because the city developed before modern planning, homes are cheek by jowl with businesses.

We would be crowded cheek by jowl, with little privacy and no quiet.

That cruiser must have been packed cheek by jowl with them!

We all say it, even those of us who are routinely cheek by jowl with celebrities.

The lots were of minimal size, and the houses stood next to each other, cheek by jowl.

An Alzheimer's center sits cheek by jowl with a 24-hour gym.

They sit cheek by jowl on territory not much bigger than a place mat.

Fiction will be much the better for standing cheek by jowl with poetry and philosophy.

Cram 'em all in cheek by jowl, and then some!

"You can see the peace dividend in places like this university, where there are thousands of young people cheek by jowl together," he said.

Cheek by jowl doesn't begin to describe this crowd.

It was a pleasant enough way to decay, she supposed, cheek by jowl with your peers.

I wasn't sure how well the notion would work here with everyone cheek by jowl in these meagre islands.

The farmers live cheek by jowl with the pits that are shutting down.

Seeing Eye dogs would march cheek by jowl down supermarket aisles.

With no room to sit they were wedged in like sardines, cheek by jowl.

"If you're living cheek by jowl, it's hard to induce too much separation," a senior administration official said.

"How come you and DeSpain aren't cheek by jowl ever after?"

They came to a stop in a neighborhood of run-down factories lying cheek by jowl.