Sentence examples for dwelling here from inspiring English sources

GUÉDIAWAYE, Senegal — Aba Dione, 7 years old, met his end six weeks ago in the trash-filled corner of an abandoned dwelling here, as good a place to play as any, it seemed, when the other options were garbage and more garbage.

But when Mr. Samad, 60, walked into his mud-walled dwelling here on Sunday morning and found 11 of his relatives sprawled in all directions, shot in the head, stabbed and burned, he learned the culprit was not a Taliban insurgent.

Celtic villagers, dwelling here from the mists of time, were overthrown by the Gauls, who made their garrison on this spit of land but were in turn overthrown by the Romans.

A behind-the-scenes tour reveals more flaws, such as the giant steps created by oversize beams and angled brick walls in an attic that show where Jefferson added onto the structure during Monticello's expansion in 1796, 24 years after he and his bride occupied an original one-room dwelling here.

According to Robert Gross, a senior vice president with Prudential Douglas Elliman who has sold apartments downtown for 19 years, about 75percentt of available dwellings here are for rent.

The gates of old Jerusalem rise high and pale yellow above the millenniums-old dwellings here, and the door to the room of the Last Supper is almost as easily spotted, thanks to a padlock that keeps the curious at bay.

The cave dwellings here are thousands of years old (and part of one of the oldest settlements in Italy) and were once a haven for the town's outcasts.

This area may be all but uninhabited today, but 800 years ago, the Mogollon tribe made their home here in a series of interconnected cliff dwellings in what is now the Gila Cliff Dwellings national monument.

Suffice to say, it's not one for dwelling on here.

Ms. Opie's photographs of the houses (including the dwelling shown here, in one of Mr. May's planned communities) are portraits, revealing the houses' individual identities and the qualities that have ensured their enduring appeal.

The "handsome plantation dwelling" pictured here is in Caswell County, N.C., and is available for $1 to anyone who will move it and maybe spend a few more bucks on paint.