Sentence examples for dwellings behind from inspiring English sources

The Korean-born artist has had the sort of itinerant life afforded the art world elite, but even though he leaves dwellings behind, they remain with him.

Party planners at Burning Man are careful to hide their luxury dwellings behind large walls dressed as art projects, but Further Future had no such pretension.

Half the migrants were then driven to a ramshackle two-story dwelling behind the municipal cemetery in Tecun Umán.

The name given to these habitations singular terramara comes from the word terra-marna ("rich land") in the dialect of Emilia and refers to the considerable archaeological deposit that these dwellings left behind.

But even as homeowners ascend to that great co-op in the sky (where the plumbing is excellent and every line commands sweeping views), all hell can break loose among those granted a share of the earthly dwelling left behind.

To study the anatomy of the agricultural revolution in the Southwest, Kohler and graduate student Kelsey Reese took a nontraditional approach: Instead of focusing on dwellings and physical objects left behind by these vanished peoples to estimate their group size and habits, they reconstructed a reproductive history by studying human remains.

The Fremont were likely the first peoples of the Colorado River basin to domesticate crops and construct masonry dwellings; they also left behind a large amount of rock art and petroglyphs, many of which have survived to the present day.

Storage pits were often placed behind the rock dwellings.

(And what was the persistent white-noise whirring that seemed to be coming from the ventilation fans in the boxes that house the video projection equipment?) The long Act I encounter in which Siegmund arrives as a stranger at Hunding's dwelling was played behind the extended apron of the set, back in a sunken portion of the stage.

It is about three miles from the art colony of Tubac, one of the oldest towns in Arizona, where the dwellings of 19th-century settlers turned inward behind high earthen walls erected to fend off bandits and Apaches.

For example, Australia lags behind most of our peers in percentage of dwellings without basic facilities but we are equal second on the measure of average rooms per house.