Sentence examples for populated housing from inspiring English sources

As someone who was in London in World War II, watching the daily, unrelenting bombardment of densely populated housing complexes by German V-2 bombs, I admired the stoicism, the determination, the strength of the people.

As if in a parting miracle, at the densely populated housing project across the street, dozens of windows were blown out, but not a soul was harmed.

The Labour MP said she was also concerned about the suitability of the iGas site, which is close to local farms as well as a secure children's home and a number of densely populated housing estates.

For about five years, I worked on evening watch in a densely populated housing project.

A community outbreak affected 321 residents of a densely populated housing estate, the Amoy Gardens in Hong Kong, from March 20 to April 15, 2003 (2003

"This reflects and 'us and them' rhetoric that says there needs to be a clear distinction," he said.Most recently in Košice, Slovakia's second largest city and one of two European Capitals of Culture for 2013, a wall was erected to separate a densely populated Roma housing complex from a nearby estate.

Her work included portraits and self-portraits, still lifes, interiors and distilled, light-filled paintings of the coastal landscape of Iceland, which she depicted as sparsely populated by houses, horses or sheep.

These folks populate the housing projects you see everywhere one of which is abandoned, and where the uncut grass goes up to your waist and have a lot of chutzpah.

THE meltdown in the financial industry isn't merely a housing story populated by panicked home owners.

The successful implementation of IPM in an institution of this size was thought to offer many potential benefits: pesticide use reduction, improved pest management, and reduced pest and allergen burdens in housing populated by largely black and Hispanic families with disproportionately high prevalence of asthma (Stevenson et al. 2000).

In short order, a number of Paul Zindel-like "wacky" female characters begin to populate the house, including the Westons' adult daughters, Barbara, Ivy, and Karen Amyy Morton, Sally Murphy, and Mariann Mayberry).