Sentence examples for usually inhabit from inspiring English sources

These fish usually inhabit murky rivers, such as the Amazon or the Nile, where vision is impossible.

Aquatic fungi usually inhabit clean, cool fresh water, though some species are found in slightly brackish water, and a few thrive in highly polluted streams.

These rats usually inhabit savannas and natural grasslands from eastern to southern Africa, but they sometimes can be found living in or near cultivated land.

Koalas usually inhabit wooded regions, but they have become a problem in some urban and residential areas, where they defoliate trees because of insufficient food supplies in their (shrinking) forest habitat.

Deer and birds usually inhabit chaparral only during the wet season (the growth period for most chaparral plants), and move northward or to a higher altitude as food becomes scarce during the dry season.

Seemingly ordinary experiences — cockroaches, a conversation about race, the sight of cooked meat or fresh fish — propel these women so far out of what many call their "comfort zones," that you have to wonder about the apolitical, bug-free, vegetarian utopia they usually inhabit.

It usually inhabits shore vegetation, especially alder trees.

Found from southern Canada to southern California, it usually inhabits ponds and other quiet waters.

The result was a collection of films, usually inhabited by Rowlands, Ben Gazzara, Peter Falk and Seymour Cassel.

Wells began throwing in a part of the outfield usually inhabited by a Yankee pitcher and catcher.

Browning possesses a feline beauty and the kind of sinewy body usually inhabited by dancers or drug addicts.