Sentence examples for most current residents from inspiring English sources

Like most current residents, Mr. Frey said he could not imagine leaving.

"People became less concerned about the rules, maybe even including the one that says, 'Thou shalt not kill.'" Most current residents of the city, which had a median age of 34 in the 2000 census, were not even born.

But most current residents seem to like the convenience of the stores, the jobs they create and the way they provide outposts of vitality on an avenue that on desolate nights can attract muggers.

Gale also tussled with the Korean government over a rule that the majority of students in Songdo's International School be non-Korean a challenon-Korean at challengeongdo residents are Korean nationals.

Another case in point: Hunter S Thomson grew up here, but its most famous current resident is Mitch MConnell, the most powerful Republican in the country.

Bright sunshine draws me out of my bed at the Park Hotel, a quirky house built in 1902, whose most notable past resident was design legend Alvar Aalto (he lived here in the late 1920s), and whose most notable current resident is an enormous parrot in the lobby.

Most of the current residents served in the Vietnam or Korean War, said a co-founder, Roy Foster, 53.

To Ms. Harris, 34, and her six children, home is the Southampton Bays Resort Motel, not the destination of choice for most of its current residents.

Most current and former Manhattan residents are well aware, for instance, that cars equipped with diplomatic license plates are not generally subject to fines no matter where they are parked.

They were part of a large wave of Fujian migration from which most of Taiwan's current residents are descended, and these descendants tend to identify themselves as Taiwanese.

"Most of Free Acres' current residents know little of its history," says resident Martin Bierbaum.