Sentence examples for dwellers has changed from inspiring English sources

This massive influx of apartments and downtown dwellers has changed not only the skyline, but how residents of the Jewel City see their community.

But HELP has changed many tunnel dwellers' lives.

But the world itself has changed, at a dizzying pace that has left many desert-dwellers feeling bewildered and lost.

Located at the park's western entrance, historic West Glacier station has changed little since the days when train loads of pasty-faced city dwellers were met by horses to be transported to a handful of backcountry hotels and lodges.  .

Access to bed nets At first, many rural dwellers – faced with a shortage of fishing gear – used the nets to catch food, but this has changed as the distribution team raises awareness about malaria.

America, he says, is "the land of opportunity".The meatpacking industry has changed dramatically since Sinclair's day, when pigs and cattle were transported live to city stockyards so that the meat would still be edible when city-dwellers bought it.

For some of us, the advent of a reasonably realtime message bus over public networks has changed something about the existing infrastructure in ways that are not yet important to a broad section of Internet dwellers.

Following press accounts of an attack on two children by a fox this summer, a third of the 1,000 city-dwellers interviewed for the London Wildcare Trust said they had changed their minds about wildlife.

Dr Horner and his disciples have changed the image of dinosaurs from the lumbering, pea-brained swamp-dwellers of 19th century dioramas to the alert, co-operative hunters of Michael Crichton's story by clever interpretation of the details of fossil bones.

Fate — or whatever force governs the erotic destinies of modern city dwellers — has other plans.

In Ghana, the number of urban dwellers has increased because of unabated rural-urban migration.