Sentence examples for inhabited section of from inspiring English sources

Within the inhabited section of the city — a C shape tracing 240 degrees of the circle and comprising some 41 million square feet — Burners, as participants in the festival are known, erect everything from circus tents to lavish nightclubs trucked in, piece by piece, from California.

There are several restaurants in the inhabited section of the town.

The inhabited section of the suburb occupies less than 100 hectares along the seafront, with the remainder used for salt lagoons and also settlement ponds of nearby Bolivar sewage treatment works.

Aggressive bull sharks are known to inhabit sections of the river system and have killed swimmers in other parts of Australia.

In addition to Byrd, the boat was also loaded with at least 50 years of experience in Maui diving, much of which belonged to Dan Saunders, a marine archaeologist with Robinson's who could rattle off about every species of fish and coral that inhabited this section of reef.

Semiterrestrial, tropical species of Coenobita inhabit sections of bamboo stems, broken coconut shells, and other articles, in addition to seashells.

Those last three items inhabit the percussion section of Peter Maxwell Davies's new "Antarctic Symphony," recently given its premiere by the San Francisco Symphony, with Sir Peter conducting.

Baird's beaked whale inhabits a corresponding section of the northern Pacific from Japan and the Baja peninsula northward into the Sea of Okhotsk and the Bering Sea.

Oldfield mice live in the southeastern United States, and there are eight extant subspecies: a wide-ranging mainland subspecies and seven coastal subspecies that each inhabit a short section of the Gulf or Atlantic Coast.

This alternative explanation of the meaning of the term; the sense that the term 'hard to reach' can refer to those inhabiting a more privileged section of society [ 40, 41] is an issue that is not raised in the remaining interviews but is worthy of note.

Col. Nguyen Be lives in a rundown, section of Brooklyn inhabited by hostile groups of Puerto Ricans and Orthodox Jews.