Sentence examples for were common denizens from inspiring English sources

Large marine reptiles were common denizens of Jurassic seas.

That recurring annual chronology is common among companies that sell to larger customers, as the month of December is slow, and sales denizens like to close their quarters on months that are non-holiday infused.

So just about the only way to view them — unlike reef, hammerhead, or tiger sharks, all common denizens of aquariums from Boston to Cape Town — is in the wild.

They were newsroom denizens and deadline artists who churned out five or six cartoons a week that received prominent display.

Some circumstantial evidence points to Chlamydia pneumoniae, a common denizen of the lower respiratory tract.

CHICAGO--By collecting and cataloging hundreds of millions of celestial objects, the Sloan Digital Sky Survey may turn a rare oddball into a common denizen of the heavens.

Adélies were denizens of sea ice, while chinstraps preferred open water.

Globular clusters are the oldest denizens of our Galaxy.

This week, the band performing is Weird Science, denizens of all things 80 party rock.

Who else is here: Frogtown denizens, big dogs, little dogs, people in NPR hoodies.

The "houseless", as they used to be called, had been an endemic presence in Europe's cities after dark since the middle ages, when male and female denizens of the streets were criminalised as "common nightwalkers".