Sentences with word «inhabit»

Perfect for friends or family who inhabit small space.

The idea is that by using inspiration collected from the world inhabited by your perfect customer, your designs are more likely to appeal to them.

They should also be parked outdoors and certainly not inside of inhabited structures.

«We wanted the liquor and massage clinics banned in inhabited islands to prevent prostitution and spread of drugs and alcohol to locals,» the spokesperson added.

The scale is still human though, and one can easily imagine the space inhabited by a family at rest or play.

It is thought to have been first inhabited in the 10th century, and today there are approximately 50 permanent residents on the island.

It still gives me an amazing thrill to walk around the studios and see how people inhabit space.

Although it is thought that this place was only inhabited for approximately 160 years, there is evidence that it was a thriving administrative center.

The palace was continuously inhabited as a royal summer residence from the 14th to the 20th century.

Many reef species which inhabit shallow waters are also to be found on reefs at depths of 30 metres or more, amid lower light conditions.

By contrast, over five million people now inhabit the region.

It is detached from whatever world in which it is set and whatever characters inhabit it.

Of the 4,000 rockets fired at us, most fell on open ground, and only 1,000 on inhabited areas.

We did not invent denominations; we only inhabit them.

If you want, you can custom build a planet inhabited only by species created by you and your friends.

The city was founded 3,000 years ago by Greek merchants and is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world.

Supporting some of these animal parts and organic forms are simple rigid shapes, traces of buildings once inhabited by the artist, cast in concrete and stacked in piles.

Or, are other inhabited Earth - like worlds common in our galaxy?

Yes, it is rare in a society of truly healthy people but the western nations are not inhabited by truly healthy people.

But rising seas and continued erosion are likely to ultimately swallow the island that's been continuously inhabited for 400 years.

You will also visit some beautiful snorkel sites where you will see amazing hard coral formations inhabited with tropical reef fish.

And to know that the house actually exists and is still inhabited today (I love the history part of it) just makes it even better.

For seniors in particular the emotional / physical sexual connection is critical for great sex, and while we spend much of our lives thinking, we also inhabit our bodies.

So being in the middle of the desert like that one, where the closest inhabited place is 120 kilometres away, there is no light pollution.

Born to a missionary couple, my mother grew up in a similar environment inhabited by the film's characters.

She aims to capture the way in which humans inhabit the landscape, and to highlight the need to consider the long - term impact of the continual cultivation and development of the land.

A great variety of flora, many birds, butterflies and various creatures inhabit the property.

It is one of just several airlines that fly to all six inhabited continents.

Humans and a variety of exotic animal species inhabit this continent.

But while her works inhabit the fantastical and irregular, logic and restraint also play an important role.

Together, the images reveal a complex landscape inhabited by hybrid forms and creatures that represent the impact of centuries of migration and displacement.

Officials should also consider relocating some coastal infrastructure to higher ground while converting currently inhabited areas into nature zones, the task force says.

This piece quietly sets the scene, representing the landscape that the animals inhabit, like a stage before the actors emerge or trees waiting for flowers before they blossom.

It is roughly 90 km long and 30 km wide, offering many pristine island resorts and small inhabited villages.

I just hope that you don't find the first inhabited other world this way.

The waters are crystal clear with over a 1000 islands which have been inhabited since ancient times.

A men's therapy group can offer a secure place to step out of the roles we typically inhabit at work and at home.

Evidence indicates that this is city was first inhabited somewhere around 1500 BC.

When it comes to getting news about politics and government, liberals and conservatives inhabit different worlds.

Reality lives on a different planet: one inhabited by skilled professionals working to a plan.

About two weeks later, they felt that they could no longer inhabit the unit, and they moved into a hotel pending anticipated resolution of the problem.

It was perfectly positioned to be a unique and refreshing break from the magical, mystical medieval worlds we so often inhabit.

A huge variety of juvenile reef fish inhabit the shallow waters found here before moving off to the more dangerous deeper waters further offshore.

His paintings inhabit a space in between, taking and offering impressions of their immediate surroundings in time and space, and those more distant.

If you ordinarily inhabit a home, it can be considered your principal residence.

Explore huge forests inhabited by dangerous wolves, bears and mountain lions.

From then on, more and more bacteria inhabit your gut: until you've got your own unique set of bacteria around the age of 3.

The 34 - acre site, at one time inhabited by as many as 8,000 people, is among the world's largest and best - preserved early settlements.

Never actually inhabited by chickens but has low ceilings which makes it warmer and cosy.