Sentence examples for habitations like from inspiring English sources

When the camera isn't focused on critters, it's showing us haunting, confounding images of the abandoned habitations, like a postapocalyptic Hollywood blockbuster, but all the better for being real.

One in every five resident of Delhi lives in slums and nearly half in other urban poor habitations like unauthorized and resettlement colonies [ 15].

Children will look for signs of magical habitation, like fairy chrysalises, and for the little folk themselves, whose human godmother is Laurie Presser.

Rachel Whiteread's "Untitled (One Hundred Spaces)," a room-size installation of resin casts of the spaces beneath chairs, which was included in the recent "Sensation" exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, investigated the resonance of a simple habitation, like sitting.

Some also say it will cut down or eliminate awkward periods of "co-habitation" like the one France is experiencing now, with a president and prime minister from different parties and often working at cross- purposes.

Excavation of the Micoquian site Inden-Altdorf (Weisweiler-124) near the former German capital Bonn in western Germany has revealed the first valid open-site habitation features with hut-like structures and associated hearths for the Middle Palaeolithic in Central Europe.

That is why over 70%% of the population of Limbe lives in make-shift temporal structures constructed on floodplains, too close to the coastline, or on the hillslopes (areas declared as not suitable for habitation) and under slum-like conditions a situation of high vulnerability to disaster (Mosoke 2012).

They include the brassy, autobiographical concert show "From Brooklyn to Broadway II" being performed nightly to raucous applause by the actress and singer Lillias White, and a variety of thoughtful character habitations based on important cultural figures like Paul Robeson, Thelonious Monk, Dorothy Dandridge, Louis Armstrong and Lena Horne.

The study area has steep elevations, which is predominated by subtropical vegetation, interspersed with small human habitations, traditional farming areas, and towns like Rangpo, Singtam, and Ranipool.

The epidemic, he wrote in an attitude typical of his peers, "is almost exclusively confined to the lower classes of intemperate dissolute & filthy people huddled together like swine in their polluted habitations".

From the tenements of the Bronx to the prewar apartments of Manhattan and the frame cottages of Staten Island, signs of earlier generations lurk in unexpected corners, "like cave drawings providing traces of previous habitations," said Richard Rabinowitz, president of the American History Workshop.