Sentence examples for dwellings made from inspiring English sources

Many lived in dwellings made of corrugated iron, which freeze in the winter and boil in the summer.

Its inhabitants live in terraced dwellings made of stone and adobe atop a precipitous sandstone butte 357 feet (109 metres) high.

Across the floor of the pit are hundreds of hovels, a sizable shantytown of dwellings made of plastic sheeting and scrap metal bound together with baling wire.

They include dwellings made of blue tarp and gunny sacks and two-story concrete and brick homes, furnished with cable television and altars draped with blinking lights.

One of them, the Amalgamated Dwellings, made the transition in 1997, and the other three -- Hillman Housing, East River Housing and Seward Park Housing -- last year.

Lush green forest, a sweet breeze") to stock atrocity journalism ("A narrow corridor of filth, lined on either side with small dwellings made of trash, mud, scrap metal. Children with distended bellies, rotting food, men breaking rocks").

Find a wet nurse from the outer dwellings, make him green dresses from the velvet curtains, take this gold ring of mine, fix a chain to it, let him wear it around his wry little neck, call him Titus.

Rural communities, in particular paliyar tribes, depend on plant resources mainly for herbal medicines, food, forage, construction of dwellings, making household implements, sleeping mats, and for fire and shade.

Viewers can pass through a door in Robert Fischer's untitled mixed-media installation, resembling a narrow dwelling, made this year.

And it towered over its only neighbour, a small, ramshackle dwelling made of rough bricks with plastic sheeting for windows.

For a prefab dwelling made of porcelain-enamel steel and sold to Americans after World War II as a cheap housing solution, the Lustron has become quite celebrated.