Sentence examples for all dwellers from inspiring English sources

In 1948, E.B. White wrote, "All dwellers in cities must live with the stubborn fact of annihilation".

Originally, all dwellers within the hundred were expected to attend, but gradually suit of court (attendance) became restricted to the tenants of specific land.

Bianca & the ailanthus provided Nicholas with the extra dimension--escape from four walls--all apartment dwellers long for.

Tennessee Williams, Truman Capote, Paul and Jane Bowles--hotel Bowles--hotel Bowles--hotel

Cynicism fades, pessimism softens, and the adaptive paranoia that all city dwellers develop disappears.

His website is for all rural dwellers, including gay and lesbian ones.

In Costa Rica, all urban dwellers and 99% of people in rural areas have access to safe water.

On the contrary, not all country dwellers are Tories; and fat cats, often Tory, will be rubbing their hands at the thought of asset-stripping another national resource.

In frenetic Mumbai, everyone seems to be jabbering non-stop on their mobile phones: according to India's telecoms regulator, half of all urban dwellers have mobile- or fixed-telephone subscriptions and the number is growing by 8m a month.

The assumption seems to be that all city dwellers can hop into their cars and drive a mile or two, thus gaining access to "any type of food" and good nutrition.

(That's a tip for all desert dwellers; otherwise, he said, "you might get a bill for $40,000" if you have to be airlifted to a hospital. "I'm good to go," he added. "I can shoot myself in the foot").