Sentence examples for dwellers long from inspiring English sources

Bianca & the ailanthus provided Nicholas with the extra dimension--escape from four walls--all apartment dwellers long for.

By the sea, by the sea: That's where city dwellers long to go for renewal and inspiration, for play and the sweaty joys of a little publicly sanctioned voyeurism.

Conspicuously absent from all this is the Social Realist side of the coin: the drudgery and penury from which so many city dwellers longed to be liberated.

City dwellers have long cultivated pots of tomatoes on top of their buildings.

After the breeding season most pinnipeds are pelagic (open-sea dwellers), traveling long distances either alone or in small groups, though some species do not migrate from the breeding grounds.

Struggling to expand her base beyond the manufacturing workers and city dwellers who long supported her husband, she has also noted that she voted for President Bush's tax cut; and she has done some skeet shooting for the cameras, though she favors regulation of handguns and a ban on assault weapons.

Coastal dwellers have long exploited these rich resources, as is attested by numerous fish remains (e.g., Badenhorst et al. 2011; Fleisher 2003; Horton and Mudida 1993, in press; Quintana Morales 2013; Quintana Morales and Horton 2014; Van Neer 2001).

Pine-dwellers had long, shallow beaks.

New York's cliff-dwellers have long found inventive ways of customizing their living spaces, and untold secrets lie behind the city's apartment doors.

I'd been a city dweller so long I'd forgotten that hay that is too wet and smelly isn't actually hay and should not be fed to a horse, but still, it wasn't necessarily deadly.

As a parallel-universe dweller of long standing, I know Sharon well and, to be honest, I'm uneasy about meeting the hard-working little trooper who plays her in case she disrupts the dumb security of my fantasy life.