Sentence examples for a dweller from inspiring English sources

I'm not a dweller on negatives".

"When you leave the restaurant, are you going to dwell on this part of the interview?" "I'm a dweller," she says.

An occasional writer even if a full-time one, and a dweller in the obscure hinterland between poetry and prose: naturally their crossing into print might be a bit different.

Remo looked more like a dweller of the inland fastnesses of Basilicata: one of the dark original people who grow out of the very stones of the Italian peninsula, and have a curious cognizance of the natural world.

WASHINGTON — The Interior Department said Friday that the greater sage grouse, a dweller of the high plains of the American West, was facing extinction but would not be designated an endangered species for now.

The New Yorker, February 8 , 1936P. 11 A dweller in a modest apartment building over near the East River has sent us his month's rent receipt, which has printed on its reverse side a list of rules for tenants.

But of course for a city dweller, a landscape free of men or women is hard to come by.

A slum dweller with a recycling business finds "a shiny oval belt buckle of promising recyclable weight".

Great advice for a rancher but hard to envision a city dweller bracing a herd.

He is a city-dweller, a Whitehall centralist, a natural meddler, an interventionist at home and abroad.

The dinosaur is now recognized to have been a ground dweller with a conventional ornithopod foot.