“inhabited”可以造什么句，inhabited造句

Purple crystal inhabited by spirits.

In a word, the isle was inhabited.

The Sahara desert is a district sparsely inhabited.

The International space station is the ninth inhabited space station to orbit Earth.

The country’s 240 million people are spread over 6,000 inhabited islands.

The only logical explanation was that the city was inhabited by the souls of the dead.

With migration of the ancient Hakkas, this way of naming was spread to the areas inhabited by She nationality.

Gingerich believes the first cetaceans probably resembled anthracotheres, svelte hippo-like browsers that inhabited swampy lowlands in Eocene times.

Two or three years ago demography was often cited: small, densely populated countries were easier to wire up than big, sparsely inhabited ones.

But these areas were not under the jurisdiction of Tibet in the past, and the former Tibetan local government never administered any Tibetan-inhabited areas beyond Tibet.

Kara village of Longquan town of Danzhai County in Guizhou Province is inhabited by the Miao nationality, the birdcage manual process has a long history in the village.

The man in the waistcoat and the wooden shoes of whom we have just spoken, inhabited the smallest of these enclosures and the most humble of these houses about 1817.

For the dragons living in the end of the West to appear in the eastern ocean area inhabited by humans, and to feed on one another was something unthinkable.

Most of the Dalai Lama's kin residing abroad have made return visits to China. Since 1979, Tibet and other Tibetan-inhabited areas have received some 8, 000 overseas Tibetans who came to visit relatives or for sightseeing, and helped settle nearly 2, 000 Tibetan compatriots.

In the early spring of the sun, walking on the road, with the shadow of the clouds in the sky, the wind blows the hair, heart, with thoughts in the rise and fall, with the pace of movement, thoughts go with heart, in search of the inhabited post.

Only a few people inhabited the island.

It was once an enormous swamp inhabited by dinosaurs, but today its baked red earth is inhabited mainly by tough merino sheep.

Oh, this is how the kind of house inhabited by Hemudu primitives looks like.

Because big cities are inhabited by birds with big brains. That's according to a study in the journal Biology Letters.

She would never believe that he had drowned; she was sure he had floated until he landed on an island inhabited by cannibals.

A few hundred miles down the "Road of Bones" is Oimyakon, known as "The Pole of Cold". It was here that the lowest ever temperature in an inhabited place was recorded – minus 71.2C.

Acts 11:28 and one of them named Agabus rose up and signified through the Spirit that there was about to be a great famine over the whole inhabited earth, which occurred during the time of Claudius.

Having no residents; not inhabited.

Egypt has plenty of land, but much of it is sparsely inhabited.

On the driest inhabited continent in the world, a waterfall on the Colo River is a much appreciated sight.

But the talks have stalled, amid violent incidents in the Serb-inhabited north of Kosovo and roads blocked by Serb barricades. Serbia's government has a hard path to tread.

The rocks are full of caves once inhabited by people.

More than 100 bison now roam the 30, 000-acre American Prairie Reserve in eastern Montana—the first time they've inhabited that region in a century.

We are making different conditions, but the life which already inhabited the form continues to do so still.

Except for a small part of Yunnan with a population of two million, the movement has not been or should not be conducted in the rest of the province, 20 counties in Guizhou, and areas inhabited by minority nationalities in western Sichuan and Xikang.