Sentence examples for dwell with from inspiring English sources

God's plan is that one day He will make His dwelling place among His people to dwell with them.

Let those up there dwell with that".

Thetis, who had returned to the sea after bearing Achilles, eventually fetched Peleus to dwell with her.

He sees God leaving Jerusalem, riding in a war chariot, and coming to dwell with the exiles.

Celestine, an artistic mouse, abandons her fellow rodents who live underground and goes to dwell with a member of an enemy species: Ernest, a bear.

"Mental illness pierces the veil," she writes at the end of her book, "and those who suffer from it dwell with their fragility in plain view".

Marion dwells with "intense satisfaction" on the thought "that someone beat her black and blue".

According to the Greek poet Hesiod, Triton dwelt with his parents in a golden palace in the depths of the sea.

In recent years, as age encroaches, he has dwelt with wit more on philosophical themes, like mortality and man's fate.

She dwells, with a sort of grim amusement, on the awful diet and the funny rituals that define the lives of medical interns.

While Daniel1 lives for youth, he dwells with a necrophiliac's intensity on its decline, serially repulsed as nubile girlfriends start to sag and bloat.