Sentences with phrase «still inhabit the island»

Today, approximately 1,200 locals still inhabit the island, many of them still engaged in traditional handicrafts and fishing, although the tourism industry has begun to boom.

Most had been abandoned by abolition times, but the descendants of plantation workers still inhabit the island.

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Legend has it that John Crockett — still a common surname on the island — was the first to inhabit Tangier full - time when he arrived with his eight sons in 1686.

While this misty genesis unfolds, the island's most eminent residentdiscusses notions that still perplex him after seven decades in physics, including his gut feeling that the very universe may be constantly emerging from a haze of possibility, that we inhabit a cosmos made real in part by our own observations.

Consisting of 10 islands of which only four are inhabited, Samoa forms the heart of Polynesia with time honoured customs that are still an integral part of everyday life.

Although an inhabited island, tourists still say that they never felt crowded or bothered by the informal settlers.

One of the most exclusive beach resorts in Tanzania, this stunning hotel is built at the tip of a nine kilometre long private island of sand, bush and mangrove, still inhabited by wildlife.

Only eight out of the 74 islands are inhabited, but there is still an incredible variety of scenery here.

Don't get me wrong, Ultra Moon is still fun, and it's been nice seeing the plethora of Pokemon that inhabit the islands, but I'm looking forward to when the story really starts to pan out.