Sentence examples for The dwellings from inspiring English sources
noun
A habitation; a place or house in which a person lives; abode; domicile.
- The old house served as a dwelling for Albert.
The dwellings still exist.
The dwellings are united by a swimming pool and courtyard.
The dwellings and other facilities are interconnected by an extensive network of elevated walkways.
The dwellings are engineering wonders - made out of sandstone, mortar and wooden beams.
The dwellings were inhabited from about ad 1280 to the early 14th century by peoples of the Mogollon culture.
The dwellings are called "mobile," but they are costly to transport and sometimes owners are contractually forbidden to move them.
The dwellings have been hit hard, reinforced concrete lay in a tangle.
The dwellings tend to be larger and include sprawling grounds in need of water.
the dwellings ot the ('nfl('ulhiiles.
At least 30% of the dwellings will be "affordable".
Fences surround the dwellings, which are clustered in compounds.
