Sentence examples for The habitations from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of inhabiting; state of inhabiting or dwelling, or of being inhabited; occupancy.
The habitations and main farming areas are largely confined to the Wharfe valley, and the rest of the parish is mainly rough moorland pasture.
And yet Marsden's essays about landscape and history and the habitations and habitants of that mysterious, familiar but deeply unknown fingerlike peninsula at England's lower left-hand, seagirt end are deft and exquisite, filled with the learning of a supremely well-traveled man and composed in a lilting, finely chased prose.
Even the habitations of trash can be adorned.
The taulas, so-called "tables," may well have been used for ceremonial purposes but certainly formed a normal element of the habitations associated with the talayots.
The commissioners concluded that New York "is to be composed principally of the habitations of men, and that straight-sided and right-angled houses are the most cheap to build and the most convenient to live in".
There she coordinated two award winning exhibitions: The Habitations Jeanne-Mance, 50 years of Histories which, using personal testimonies, retraced the history of one the most important public housing project in Montreal and Lost Neighbourhoods.
Then the humans men in loincloths, representing the habitation of the rain forest.
The habitation system uses embedded sensors to reduce the need for checkups by crew and ground control.
Medium grassland, tidal flat and pond are the three main landscapes which are beneficial for the habitation of birds.
The chronicles denote Izumo as the habitation of the entire pantheon of Shinto gods, numbering many millions according to some accounts.
The Wulanmulun area was suitable for the habitation of the late Paleolithic humans, and Wulanmulun fauna were their main hunting prey.
