Sentence examples for a denizen of from inspiring English sources

Ross's gull is a denizen of Siberia-rare even there.

As a denizen of D.I.Y. music, he prioritizes the "D.I".

Smiley is a denizen of great research libraries and museums.

Definitely a denizen of one of those Amsterdam dope bars.

You obviously have had no recent contact with a denizen of junior high.

This weed is a denizen of lawns and borders and seems to pop up everywhere.

I was a sophomore at the time and a denizen of the Crimson, the undergraduate daily.

There, a denizen of the marina, scolding a foreign journalist for killing the local business with unnecessarily dire reports.

I have been a denizen of the great Stanford University, off and on, for over a quarter-century.

He was a product of the British art school world and a denizen of London's 1960s-70s jazz-art bohemia.

But the world has changed since the SL-1200 largely became a denizen of Craigslist and eBay.