Sentence examples for little dwelling from inspiring English sources

But as it was they filled her dirty little dwelling with perfume and color.

The walls of this little dwelling, visible through four square windows with patchwork curtains, are lined with drawings; the interior is dominated by a low work table strewn with pencils and more drawings.

The poor widowed female has been particularly exposed to depredation: no sooner did she quit her nest to search for food than the last comers fell to work (in which they were assisted by a number of Jackdaws) and, on her return, she has more than once found her little dwelling reduced almost to its foundations.

Those kinds of little dwellings have driven my work.

Much of the joy of Federal houses comes from the pleasure of discovering these snug little dwellings that are nestled among the lofts, towers and skyscrapers.

This was a clump of exquisite little dwellings on the southwest corner of 83rd and West End Avenue, built by George W. Rogers, a developer, with the architects McKim, Mead & White, whose fame was growing.

They spend precious little time dwelling on Disney's false promises about education.

There was little point dwelling on the demise of Australia's carbon pricing system, which was scrapped by the Coalition last year.

While Mr. Obama spent little time dwelling on Mrs. Clinton on Saturday, she criticized his health care proposals in a speech in California.

Trump has spent little time dwelling upon love, the one exception being his boastful pleasure in crowing about how broadly admired he is.

Certainly he spends little time dwelling on the Fred Perry Question: his Scottishness, perhaps, inures him to the weight of expectation to emulate the great pre-war English tennis star, one so far away, 75 years in fact, he might be a fading Supernova.