Sentence examples for a dweller in from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Meeting "the voice and embodiment of the jazz age, its product and its beneficiary, a popular novelist, a movie scenarist, a dweller in the gilded palaces", the reporter found instead, to his distinct hilarity, that Fitzgerald was "forecasting doom, death and damnation to his generation".

A first novel with epic affinities whose heroine, a dweller in the Australian outback, experiences something like conversion when she meets an Armenian lad whom she pursues, with their child, all the way to Yerevan -- a sort of descent into hell -- hoping for rediscovery and renewal.

By Kempton Clark and Russell Maloney 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.

A first novel with epic affinities whose heroine, a dweller in the Australian outback, experiences something like conversion when she meets a handsome Armenian lad whom she pursues, with their child, all the way to Yerevan -- a sort of descent into hell -- hoping for rediscovery and renewal.

But employees know there's also a down side to openness, and I say this based not merely on my experience as a cubicle dweller in an open newsroom.

The Barcelona-born artist captures a hilarious variety of images at once bizarre and mundane, from a garden dweller in Lolita garb to a bored looking woman seated behind a massive pile of bacon.

The Long Island housewife-sleuth Judith Singer, now a widow and a professor, does the work of a whole homicide squad when a fellow dweller in Singer's trenchantly observed suburbs is made dead.

A dozen years ago, a group of reporters probing the burgeoning suburbs of America found that a suburban dweller in, say, Orange County, Calif., was in effect a resident of a vast suburban complex rather than a particular municipality.

'What did you do?' " The implication of all this — that Joyce was an apolitical dweller in an ivory tower — is, unfortunately, untrue.