Sentence examples for inhabits from from inspiring English sources

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown: David Tennant: the roles he inhabits, from Dr Who to Richard II, make him among the greatest actors ever.

Her depiction of the art world that Chrys inhabits, from bohemian friends and rivals to wealthy and powerful collectors, is pallid.

He may once have had warm words for the Iron Lady, but here the novelist inhabits from within the stubborn urge to build a perfect world in art and society alike.

Patients and methods In this prospective population-based study, we included all patients admitted at hospital alive after out-of-hospital SCA, in Paris and suburbs, France (6.6 million inhabits), from May 2011 to September 2015.

In other words, each spice serves a very specific role in the dish it inhabits, from the warm sweetness of ginger to the slight bitterness of tamarind to the zingy freshness of cilantro.

The Seine and Eure valleys were inhabited from paleolithic times.

Moravia was inhabited from the 4th century bc by Celtic and then Germanic tribes.

Excavations show the area to have been inhabited from the Neolithic Age.

Excavations of limestone caves in the Rock have revealed that Gibraltar was sporadically inhabited from prehistoric times.

Nearby are the remains of Crofton Roman villa, which was inhabited from about 140 to 400 ce.

The dwellings were inhabited from about ad 1280 to the early 14th century by peoples of the Mogollon culture.