Sentence examples for dwellers growing from inspiring English sources

Be generally rude to the other vault dwellers growing up.

City-recommended tree guards cost about $1,000, depending on their style and size of the tree pit, but an improvised $20 fence can work just as well, said the study's lead author Robert Elliott, a recent graduate of Columbia Engineering and cofounder of Urban Leaf, a New York City startup helping city dwellers grow food at home.

@danieldfisher on Twitter (FORBES) The flip side is that as slum dwellers grow more prosperous and politically powerful, they may be in a position to demand solutions.

As time progressed the cave dwellers grew into a small community focused around the growing number of monasteries, which by the 14th Century served as shelter from Turkish invaders.

For example, urban dwellers grow maize in the backyard and quite often in the front garden as well; busy traders plant bananas behind their roadside stalls and scatter tomato seeds in damp areas around their compound living area; and children bury mango seeds in rubbish heaps and in drains at the side of their houses.

To city dwellers, the growing list of donated services might seem frivolous.

More city dwellers are growing fruits and vegetables, not just to feed their families but to sell.

But like much else in China, these new rights will benefit mostly city-dwellers; a growing urban middle class will now be able to buy and sell their homes or businesses.

According to the 1996 report Urban Agriculture by the United Nations Development Programme, an estimated 800 million urban dwellers worldwide grow food and raise livestock.

But city-dwellers have grown richer even more quickly.

Those with original parts are extremely expensive, but most have been rebuilt by specialized "talleros," – an older generation of city-dwellers who grew up with the cars and know them inside out.