Sentence examples for populated many from inspiring English sources

Comments such as "You had a great year" populated many women's reviews.

Posner, who was then a young professor at the University of Chicago Law School, helped create the law-and-economics movement, which has populated many of America's courts with judges of similar mind.

As firehouses found it increasingly difficult to recruit enough volunteers available during daylight hours, and their neighborhoods became more densely populated, many moved to combinations of paid and volunteer personnel.

Once the knowledge base is populated, many people could use this as a resource, and link to individual quest pages.

Irksome rich people also populated many of Edith Wharton's novels, but that author seemed to cast a more cynical eye on them than Fitzgerald did with his monied protagonists.

"As a young person, the stories of my great aunt Edna Berg were a staple in family lore and populated many family gatherings," Jorgensen wrote in an email to The Huffington Post.

The ergonomic chairs that populate many conference rooms today can, of course, be lowered or raised.

Black cats and vampires, of course, populate many of the Halloween books.

Grandes dames in hats and white gloves populate many of the black-and-white photographs on the club's walls.

Ms. Chua is one half of the kind of Asian-Jewish academic power couple that, as she notes, populates many university towns.

With human cloning technology just around the corner and enough frozen sperm in the world to already populate many generations, perhaps we should perform a cost-benefit analysis.