Sentence examples for inhabit for from inspiring English sources

No doubt Tartt thought Harriet too extreme a personality for a reader to inhabit for 550 pages.

Mr. Baitz was still in his "promising" phase, which — to be honest — he seemed to inhabit for the succeeding decade and a half.

This work is the soundtrack to the 20th century, a map of the internal, psychological world we were to inhabit for the forseeable future.

But I wouldn't have the audacity to think I could inhabit, for instance, an Asian home, or a home where the family originates from Jamaica.

Anne reasons that while Lakeland is "not as ascetic or inspirational as the Aix of Cézanne, it was a perfectly good town for an artist to inhabit for a year or two".

"I'm really tired of people slamming doors and screaming obscenities at poor old life," she says, and describes the sound of chirping birds amid the "soulless academia" that she will inhabit for just a few more weeks as an undergraduate.

Ancient town, continuously inhabited for more than 5,000 years.

It was chartered in 1869, although the site had been inhabited for three centuries.

Archaeological findings show that Sierra Leone has been inhabited for thousands of years.

I felt location envy, about a location I'd inhabited for no fewer than four years.

The area around what became Eugene was inhabited for several centuries by Kalapuya Indians.