Sentence examples for often populated from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ackermann's paintings are often populated with bevies of almond-eyed young women, nude or almost, who loll about, watching.

Meals are buffet-style in a communal dining room hung with guitars (and, surprisingly, often populated by quite a few people surfing the Web).

And while she said the Village had become more often populated by "movie stars than artists," it is still her home.

Campaigns, of course, are often populated with bright young people who are valued for their enthusiasm, their stamina and their willingness to sleep on futons.

There were five goals in six games in the Copa del Rey, a competition whose early rounds are often populated by squad players.

They are often populated by those who cleave to the rigorous brand of Orthodoxy known by some Jews as "black hat".

Paul Taylor often populates his dances with creatures who seem half human and half something else rather appalling.

These structural proteins and assemblies of viruses often populate multiple conformational states and undergo dramatic structural changes, making them difficult to study by most structural methods.

Mehretu often populates her paintings with what she calls "characters," very small markings that cluster together in formations that suggest human activities — migrations, crowds, battles.

"Paul Taylor often populates his dances with creatures who seem half human and half something else rather appalling," Joan Acocella writes, in this week's Goings On About Town.

Because its links often populate the top search results of Google and Yahoo, Ms. Williams said, it has not had to purchase advertisements anywhere to attract visitors.