Sentence examples for continue to inhabit from inspiring English sources
Mi'kmaq First Nations (Native Americans or Indians) continue to inhabit Prince Edward Island.
As the economy stagnates the middle class withers, the Republicans continue to inhabit a parallel universe".
This show is also well aware that in the real world Trunchbulls usually aren't sent packing; they continue to inhabit high perches of power in all professions.
The monks continue to inhabit Saint-Honorat, one of the offshore Îles de Lérins (see Lérins, Abbey of), where they make a Chartreuse-like liqueur called Lerina.
He creates homes for the Russian oligarchs and Chinese business moguls who run the global economy and who continue to inhabit a land untouched by cuts and recession.
So earnestly did Ms. Pitt continue to inhabit her screen persona that she was known on occasion to bite the necks of interviewers — not enough to draw blood but enough for dramatic impact.
Two decades may have passed but the 59-year-old continues to inhabit the qualities that made him the last man to lead Liverpool to a league championship.
Supporters alternately envied, admired and even idolised him and his team-mates, but they nonetheless continued to inhabit much the same world as them.
The old deposed dictator, Mubarak, held physically captive in the penumbra by his former minions, continues to inhabit the national imagination like an undead pharaoh thought still to be wielding dark powers.
By The New Yorker July 6, 2013 "The old deposed dictator, Mubarak, held physically captive in the penumbra by his former minions, continues to inhabit the national imagination like an undead pharaoh thought still to be wielding dark powers".
Maybe you think you're some sort of Michael Jordan in the sack?" Turning a deaf ear, Schmidt continues to inhabit his delusions, insisting on viewing Carrie as a "fine, loyal girl" (although she seems to have slept with every man in sight) and dreaming of making an honest woman out of her (although she has coyly sidestepped his proposals of marriage).
