Sentence examples for inhabit with from inspiring English sources
It's a nice space to inhabit, with huge curtains and patterns everywhere.
Ween plays every genre it decides to inhabit with resolute perfection, as is clear on its new release, "La Cucaracha".
For the human family, this home is the earth, the environment that God the Creator has given us to inhabit with creativity and responsibility.
The interactivity of those three is such that human beings also act upon the world they inhabit with nature and deities.
SMEARING the place you inhabit with faeces is, among people, an act of desperation rarely seen outside the confines of a prison.
A whale with intent moves much faster underwater than we ever will; 30 metres is a dimension the whale can inhabit with one swift motion.
The cathode and cathode chamber were inhabited with domesticated biofilm.
The first evening I thus fell asleep one thousand miles of any ground inhabited with sand.
The rest of the state is barely inhabited, with a smattering of small towns.
La Poza could then be re-inhabited, with houses built behind the wall.
Inhabited with people, and things that you'd never have imagined possible some pirates/ninjas etc).
