Sentence examples for Working inhabitants from inspiring English sources

The working inhabitants of "The Blue Angel," bear and all, naturally leap to mind.

It is governed by a municipal council of 15 members and most of its working inhabitants are employed in agriculture or public services.

Once there was a spartan little eating house, designed to service the hard-working inhabitants of some of England's first social housing.

Many works depict the factories and terraced houses - and their working class inhabitants - around Salford and Pendlebury where Lowry lived and worked.

East London was targeted because the area was a centre for imports and storage of raw materials for the war effort, and the German military command felt that support for the war could be damaged among the mainly working class inhabitants.

In Tegucigalpa, the capital, many are sited on the outskirts, far from whatever work their inhabitants can find.

The collaborative nature of these programs, which break down traditional barriers between engineering and the humanities, inspired Fisher to create a building that facilitates interaction among its work-week inhabitants.

A quotation from the Danspace Web site (presumably written by Ms. Garfield) gives an idea of the poetic, surreal mood of this choreographer's work: "The inhabitants of 'Twin Pines' wrangle through twisted branches of human ecology, foraging a middle path around the root causes of desire and dread.

Although planning documents emphasise the dearth of housing for work permit inhabitants while Macao citizens are relatively well housed, this new housing is clearly destined for the luxury market.

These rural places were once intricately tied to the countryside around them, their inhabitants working as farmers and merchants, craftsmen and shepherds.

They have joined forces to protect the rain forest by working with local inhabitants, trying to create incentives for them to leave trees standing — while also raising local living standards.