“uninhabited”可以造什么句，uninhabited造句

First of all, it's supposed to be uninhabited, okay?

The only survivor of a shipwreck was washed up on a small, uninhabited island.

The eastern half consists mostly of uninhabited desert basins with the occasional salt lake.

The eclipse drew an arc across the open sea and uninhabited atolls, making its main landfall on remote Easter Island.

Shortly before the uninhabited space station reached orbit in 1973,aeroaynamic pressure ripped off a meteoroid and heat shield.

They took to the water like pigs to mud after they were put out to pasture on the uninhabited island of Longa off the North West Scottish coast.

Napoleon life has fought many battles, is inbattlefield , however, he finally has actually defeated, desolates and uninhabited in on the island had finished the life.

Iceland remained one of the world "s last larger islands uninhabited by humans until it was discovered and settled by Norse immigrants from Western Norway in the late 9th century."

Stray palms on uninhabited islets or in remote island valleys may appear wild and neglected to strangers, but chances are that some local family is watching and using them.

Among romantic writers’ mind, nature have broad mind and manner much than this world, it is enough to hold and find sustenance of their hope for ideal, and make uninhabited place and not quite clear history of thing of the past idealize .

Lurking in uninhabited places, they slowly gather their strength.

Hunters to survive in the desolate and uninhabited places, Marmota meat became his food.

Hopefully, with Uzbekistan's uninhabited and incinerating deserts now behind me, the bus journey will be the last occasion I have to rely on public transport.

What is the boughs, into the cloud and fog, what are the vast expanse, ceaseless, what is the silence and desolation, uninhabited, I'm a a feel and intoxicated.

Those who responded to the pamphlets were sent away to different uninhabited islands along with the disabled in an attempt to rid the next generation of their supposedly substandard genes.

Perhaps the only road through the trees and shrubs of the uninhabited area.

The paradox of these uninhabited spaces, which have no function or meaning and are often devoid of human occupation, "emphasises the humanity of the countryside".

I wish I could retreat to an uninhabited island.

There was a hill not over a mile away, very steep and high; and I climbed to the top of it, and saw that I was on an island, barren, and as I saw good reason to believe, uninhabited.

(Flights of)steps are usually made of stone or concrete and found outside or in an uninhabited building.(flights of)