Sentence examples for inhabited development from inspiring English sources

"We're being held hostage," complains Dean Savas, 60, sitting in his living room in the sparsely inhabited development.

The use of the present tense allows us to inhabit developments minute by minute, alongside our reporter.

It was an epic of Grub Street, which was a real place as well as a metaphor - a street now gone under the Barbican development, inhabited by real hacks and the booksellers who employed them.

They also rarely allocate money to hire an engineer or a lawyer should there be construction defects, which are seldom discovered until a development is inhabited, Mr. Reich said.

The book is set in 1955 and describes with great subtlety the breakdown of the seven-year marriage between Frank and April Wheeler, a middle-class couple approaching 30, living with their two small children in the Revolutionary Road Estates, a housing development in Connecticut inhabited largely by well-heeled commuters working in Manhattan.

It is also a great tourist attraction and a driver of sustainable development in areas inhabited by these large animals.

Just 38 are inhabited, and most are protected from development by the Indian government, leaving endemic fauna and flora untouched, and some native tribes off limits.

Below us, we could appreciate how little of this peaceful hamlet was actually inhabited, despite a recent spate of development.

The analysis found that two communities inhabited the area for which the windfarm development was proposed.

But most important was the momentum for development and modernization in the remote regions inhabited by minority peoples.

But rapid urban development in response to human population growth means that wildlife that once inhabited remote landscapes are increasingly finding themselves living side-by-side with people.