dweller造句

For example: John is really an office dweller.

That would imply three farmers for each city dweller.

I have always been a sea level dweller.

The Naysayer. This office dweller delights in shooting down ideas.

Registers every citizen as either a town dweller or a rural peasant

Rural dweller: the reed bunting is one of the species which tend to avoid cities.

On the one hand, zoos provide recreation and refreshment for fatigued urban dweller.

Some even say the life of a rural citizen is treated as cheaper than that of a city dweller.

In the 1970s, Todd Hennessey claimed that paramecia, the single-celled pond dweller, could be conditioned in the lab.

But when I pass a city dweller on a trout stream I find he's just like other people.

About 10 kilometres from Dakshinpuri, 40-year-old Sunita Gupta, a shack dweller, flashes her biometric smart card.

Noam Schiller, Hardwood Paroxysm: Kevin Martin has a reputation as a lottery-team dweller, a stat chaser and a terrible defender.

There were inside it several deep spacious courtyard one leading into another. I was the sole dweller of the three innermost courtyards.

Our campsite, about 25 miles south of Masada, helped us understand why a desert dweller might be tempted to loot Ein Gedi.

The operation covered Shanghai, Jiangsu province, Zhejiang province and etc. The products covered all kinds of villa district and dweller district.

Affluence means moving to the suburbs, but the American suburbanite sees, if anything, less of the country than the city apartment dweller with his window boxes and his African violets carefully tended under lights.

Fate is a magical thing, fellow bus dweller Linda is inquiring at reception for a local doctor and the guy behind check-in is Nick the South African doctor.

The largest of the microbats, this white-furred cave dweller found across northern Australia also counts lizards and frogs among its prey, and uses its eyes as well as sonar to hunt.