Sentence examples for inhabited side from inspiring English sources

The on-course temperature Friday was about 100 degrees at the time, and it was likely that the bighorn sheep had run out of water on the other, less human inhabited, side of the mountain.

The 'sea ecotype' is also anadromous, but rears in fresh water for a shorter and more variable period (weeks or months) as it moves downstream to the estuary, typically inhabiting side channels and sloughs if these are available (Gilbert 1913).

Perched on a ridge near Pakistan and inhabited by side-by-side American and Afghan infantry platoons, it looks down on several villages under the control of the Taliban and the Haqqani insurgent network.

Historically, two major groups inhabited either side of the Caribbean island, the Windward Maroons of the East and the Leeward Maroons of the West.

The Mehsuds live only on the Pakistani side, while the Wazirs inhabit both sides of the border.

Ai and his wife, Lu Qing, also an artist, inhabit one side of the yard, and several dozen assistants occupy the other.

If you're a bathroom Bocelli inhabiting the side of the building where il maestro di Monteverdi has set up shop, notify the management that you would like to move into the next unit that opens up on the nonmusical side of the structure.

The neighborhood of Jackson Heights appears to be inhabited by members of communities who live side by side but, identifying with their groups, seem to have little contact with those who identify with other groups.

Natchez, North American Indian tribe of the Macro-Algonquian linguistic phylum that inhabited the east side of the lower Mississippi River.

Making her debut in the ballet — notably performing the second movement's pas de deux opposite Amar Ramasar — Ms. Hyltin inhabited the erotic side of Eastern-tinged movements without letting that quality spill over the edge.

These two inhabit opposite sides of the justice system.