city dweller造句

a city dweller who didn't keep a car.

A pigeon (the universal city dweller) marks the minutes.

The life of a modern city dweller, surrounded by strangers, is an evolutionary novelty.

Hukou has also moved over, and now it's a city dweller.

Glaring back, the President snapped, "Spoken just like a city dweller."

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

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

It was a sensational pig show and we applauded wildly, but it inspired a bit of envy in this city dweller.

Navigating crowded downtown streets, dealing with constant noise and general urban chaos can send even the most dedicated city dweller over the edge.

Genroku period: (1688-1704) Period in Japanese history characterized by a flourishing of the culture of the non-samurai city dweller.

This great, rich, restless country can offer opportunity and education and hope to all, all black and white, all North and South, sharecropper and city dweller.

I should first admit my reading prejudices.I am a city dweller through and through whose romantic fantasies of country life were destroyed when I was sent to till the land outside Beijing for one e is a gulf between me and the rural novel;The very smell of soil makes me yawn.

The number of city dwellers is growing.