Sentence examples for dwelling places from inspiring English sources

Grottoes derived from natural caves were regarded in antiquity as dwelling places of divinities.

Advantage was also taken of the relative security of islands in rivers or lakes as dwelling places; and artificial islands, called crannogs, were also extensively made.

The Subcarpathian region, with hills and valleys covered by plowed fields, vineyards, orchards, and pastures and dotted with dwelling places, typically has this type of settlement.

The hills are associated with folklore and tradition, some being venerated as dwelling places of the spirits of departed Ndebele chiefs.

According to Shinto philosophy, areas surrounded by rocks were dwelling places of the gods, while clusters of trees and water encircled sacred ground.

Tropical forests, by contrast, are often dwelling places, inhabited by people who rely on them for food but whose claims to ownership are based on tradition, rather than written titles.

It sounds like the dwelling place of opportunity.

"He who is throned in heaven, takes up his dwelling place," they sang.

On the Pottermore website, JK Rowling describes Hogwarts as "the most heavily haunted dwelling place in Britain".

Hades, in the Greek Old Testament, translation of the Hebrew Sheol, the dwelling place of the dead.

Bergman's story, originally shot on his dwelling place of Faro, shows us four people on an island.