Sentence examples for and populated by the from inspiring English sources
A hall of residence is a dense and lucrative market: thousands of tiny rooms stacked up like egg boxes and populated by the chemical generation.
She also discusses the state of a nation dominated by "the underwear gods" of billboard advertising and populated by the obese.
Twee, tweedy and populated by the kind of people who think that the name Shepherd's Bush is a bit risque, this dismal British comedy is about as cinematic as a teatime television sitcom from the 1970s.
But when you take the elevator to the third floor late at night, you enter an entirely different world: a brightly lighted studio strewn with used coffee cups and populated by the old, new, never-was and hope-to-be of show business.
The overall impression these images are meant to give off is that London, for all its recent convulsions, is a city that remains preserved in its past, obsessed with its royals (the queen will celebrate her diamond jubilee in June) and populated by the type of cheeky folks mythologized in those postwar BBC social documentaries and kept alive by the likes of Guy Ritchie's tired gangster clichés.
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Unlike Hollywood films set in fake small towns and populated by professional actors, "The Kidnappers Foil" captures, however incidentally, an authentic American culture and locale.
On Wednesday the Chinese National Internet Finance Association (NIFA), a group formed by the government and populated by representatives from some of the country's largest online financial firms, issued a statement which questioned the legal basis for cryptocurrencies.
Lists can be created by anyone in the lab and populated by selecting elements singly, adding the results of a search or uploading a file.
"Ghosts, Cowboys" is a dense and haunting story, told in the lyric and associative method of a poem, taking place over 150 years and populated by characters who invented the American West — miners, movie stars, millionaires, maniacs.
Adam attempts to leave the house to retrace his steps but finds himself in a strange, otherworldly planet covered in sand and populated by enormous sandworms (apparently the planet Saturn, according to a remark made later).
