The meandering title represented the horror story of a capital city that had utterly lost its way and served no one but the prattling parasites who inhabit the place.

It has been installed interpretation center of nature showing the many species of birds, fish and small mammals that inhabit the place.

Another winning feature of these two state-inspired albums was the composer's ability to inhabit the places and people he described.

Birds of all kinds inhabited the place long before the development started.

When they inhabited the place, they found the place a big area and crowded with tall cogon, talahib and amorsiko grasses, wild vines and giant-like trees along the river.

They now inhabit a region of space supposedly inaccessible to outsiders.

Bald eagles, falcons and hawks are just a few of the 300 species of birds known to inhabit the region.

Other notable birds that inhabit the region are the parrots that flock the fruit trees year round.

Many microscopic algae also inhabit this region.

Their descendants still inhabit the region.

These figures produce and inhabit a space of drawing, a space far from the real world but also from the world of finished artistic products.

Just as the sculptural body inhabits the space between the statuesque and naturalistic, so the classical artistic corpus occupies an ambiguous zone between the sublime and the redundant.

His writing provides an insight into firstly how he accesses the space in which he lives, and how he inhabits that space.

A hermit troll who inhabits the space in the knapsack.

Developments were also criticized for destroying the natural beauty of the brush and wild areas that inhabited the space before the houses were built.

We now inhabit a world characterised by mobility of capital, people, information and, yes, war.

Well, instead of making new critters to inhabit your world you give them adventures to take part in across the universe, hence the name.

This has inspired jokes about a jeunesse dorée who seem to inhabit a world with laws of their own.

The cast as a whole perfectly inhabit the world described for them, though the script offers plenty of challenges.

The plutocrats inhabit a world we rarely encounter.

We have a list of people ready to inhabit the island.

Very unspoilt, although red squirrels inhabit the island.

Those who inhabit this island don't participate in the myth of chic, but live in a furnace of genuine eccentricity, where youth culture dominates the scene.

Several varieties of shorebirds and other species inhabit the island and nearby waters, some considered endangered.

Today thousands of egrets inhabit the island from early spring to late summer.

Once creatures inhabiting lands of possibility their readers delighted in visiting, they are likely to appear here as establishment stooges.

The private land trusts claimed climate change may cause destruction of habitat of rare species, trees and plants inhabiting land owned by the trusts.

Deer inhabit lands surrounding the castle.

The more we learn about the many other creatures that inhabit this planet with us, the more we see striking similarities, as well as obvious differences.

Colonists who have built congested cities and towns in the deep winding valleys, inhabit the planet.

Roughly 25% agreed that bacteria inhabit the planet today.

Approximately 1 trillion people inhabit the planet.

The prehistoric convulsions of the earth before man inhabited this planet were terrific, almost inconceivable.