Sentence examples for dwellings lost from inspiring English sources

We use the largest urban wildfire – in terms of dwellings lost – in California's history to show how the persistent disconnection between material and political forms of vulnerability has, over time, resulted in contradictory landscapes where homes are intentionally placed in landscapes vulnerable to wildfires with reduced fire protection.

Despite Category 4 winds on Spanish Wells, only five houses were destroyed, although most of the remaining dwellings lost their roofs.

This is strong evidence that cave-dwelling organisms lost their visual systems in order to save energy.

Dear Major Campbell, dwelling on lost love and humiliating semi-respectable landladies is no way for a soldier of God to carry on.

The forest-dwelling Twa lost much of their habitat and moved to the mountain slopes.

Among single orphans, 77% of institution-dwelling OSC and 78% of family-dwelling OSC had lost their father.

O'Neill was cool enough not to get tossed, but as he gesticulated at first base, it was clear he was still dwelling on the lost walk.

This creates disagreements as the student feels time is lost dwelling on issues already dealt with.

Toward the center is the ancient part of town, where narrow alleyways and crumbling mud brick dwellings have long ago lost their luster.

One close friend, Steve Armistead, who spent summers growing up with him in Tennessee, said Mr. Gore seemed to be dwelling on why he had lost their home state.

KEY ADDITIONS -- Johnson, Pavano, Wright, Tony Womack, Tino Martinez KEY LOSSES -- Jon Lieber, Javier Vazquez, Orlando Hernandez, Miguel Cairo KEY TO SEASON -- Instead of dwelling on how they lost to the Red Sox in the playoffs last season, they have to make sure it does not happen again.