Sentence examples for dwellers it from inspiring English sources

Although the new convention center is not expected to attract more city dwellers, it holds important symbolic value, said Richard Lloyd, an urban sociologist at Vanderbilt University.

For apartment dwellers, it is even more important to know where shutoffs are, because they are often in a neighboring unit or in the basement.

While I wouldn't choose to drive one cross-country, the Aveo is the ticket for city dwellers; it is easy to dart in and out of traffic, and even easier to park.

For China's hundreds of millions of rural dwellers it made leaving their village nearly as difficult as leaving the country.Over the past 20 years China has moved steadily further from central planning, and workers have moved in huge numbers away from the nation's economically backward countryside to its far more vibrant cities.

For instance, if a registered voter recently moved from one place within the city to another, "do they vote at the poll site for their old address or for their new address?" Given that New York City is a place of ever-mobile apartment dwellers, it is a common question.

For most city dwellers it's a mystery in plain sight, but for these guys it's a remedy for boredom, old age and even crime.

Memphis, the "home of Elvis and the ancient Greeks", seems to offer the tempting smell of home cooking but, alas for our would-be urban dweller, "it's only the river".

In a world where kids are exposed to Kardashians, X Factorists and Geordie Shores-dwellers, it also ticks the parent-pleasing box when it comes to fuelling ambition.

Like a land-dweller, it had a flat head.

A bottom dweller, it descends as deep as 210 metres (700 feet).

Despite a degree of trepidation (she always saw herself as a city-dweller), it was the right move.