Examples of 'inhabited houses' in a sentence
Meaning of "inhabited houses"
inhabited houses: This phrase refers to houses or dwellings that are currently occupied or lived in by people. It implies that the buildings are not vacant but serve as residences for individuals or families
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inhabited houses
I am speaking of completed and inhabited houses.
We embrace inhabited houses as a blessing.
This house is situated in a little village with a large number of inhabited houses.
Near no inhabited houses which ensures absolute quiet in nature.
Redcastle was until relatively recently one of the oldest inhabited houses in Scotland.
If you have one of three inhabited houses for bumble bees - it 's really a great success.
It had once been much larger, but was now reduced to about 20 inhabited houses.
It 's one of the oldest inhabited houses in England.
O Inhabited Houses - By how many families inhabited.
Visit this Sherpa village, located in a narrow gorge with 36 inhabited houses and a small monastery.
There were 2 inhabited houses and 1 inhabited house.
There were 76 inhabited houses and 2 unoccupied houses.
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Examples of using Inhabited
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To be inhabited by men nearer of kin to the rocks
A great majority of flats are inhabited by several generations
A place inhabited by beings not unlike myself
Examples of using Houses
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These are all the houses we ever lived in
Houses for those who have none
He built lots of houses for the poor
