Sentence examples for most dwellers from inspiring English sources

Most dwellers of this area arrived relatively recently from other parts of the State of Rondônia.

The active swimmers and most bottom dwellers apparently possess no hydrostatic organ.

Most mountain dwellers are Shīʿite Muslims of the Ismāʿīlite (Sevener) or Ithnā ʿAsharīyah (Twelver) sects.

Health care, education and housing, once provided virtually free to most city dwellers, are now costly.

"The suburbs," wrote JG Ballard, "are far more sinister places than most city dwellers imagine.

MOST urban dwellers might expect their interactions with chicken, if any, to occur exclusively on a lunch or dinner plate.

But like most slum dwellers in other Indian cities, these residents are rarely counted as poor by the Indian government.

To most city dwellers, the pigeon is an ignoble nuisance, a rat of the sky, a menace to statues.

While the average evening storm is rarely more than a nuisance for most city dwellers, farmers, typically, are far more vulnerable to capricious nature.

Though Eastern bluebirds are unfamiliar to most city dwellers, half a century ago they were fairly visible in eastern Queens and on Long Island.

The shovel that most city dwellers use, he said, is a relatively flat tool made of aluminum or heavy-duty plastic, costing $20 to $30.