Peopled Sentence Examples | Use Peopled in a sentence

1.grass's novels are Peopled with outlandish characters: grotesques, clowns, scarecrows, dwarfs.

2.her childhood was Peopled with strange aunts and uncles.

3.british history of the 19th century is Peopled by energetic reformers

4.long, quiet days she spent, not lonely nor idle, for her little world was Peopled with imaginary friends, and she was by nature a busy bee.

5.the world of celebrity is "Peopled by psycho fans and fame hags," the book says, and is best treated with caution.

6.the mountainous region used to be Peopled by a fiercely independent race of peace-loving buddhists.

7.now this solitude was Peopled with his thoughts, the night lighted up by his illusions, and the silence animated by his anticipations.

8.it was a low green island inhabited by nothing but rabbits and a few goats, but from the ruins of stone huts, and from blackened places where fires had been, they judged that it had been Peopled not long before.

9.our profession is Peopled with optimistic, innovative thinkers.

10.these tales of a freer life and of the sea-breezes come back amid the grey streets still Peopled with the vivid characters of poor jack.

11.the east route connecting the two features two partly restored temples, and the least Peopled and most spectacular path up laoshan.

12.now this solitude was Peopled with his thoughts.

13.he believes the world is Peopled with idiots.

14.but scientists are still working out the details of how the planet was Peopled, such as who went where, and when.

15.the humid regions, many of which are sparsely Peopled.

16.it expels us from the western hemisphere, which became Peopled and civilized through the proud efforts of our fathers.

17.the earth is Peopled only with echoes.

18.the "Peopled orientated" anthropological ideas are embodied everywhere in the new curriculum, which indicates that scholastic physical education curriculum can only meet the requirement of social development via the development of humanized return at a higher cultural level.

19.america is , of course, an extension of europe in europe's expansionist phase. it has been Peopled mainly by europeans .

20.our task is not to create an idyllic environment Peopled by the poor. our task is to create a decent environment Peopled by the proud.

21.my island was now Peopled, and i thought my self very rich in subjects; and it was a merry reflection which i frequently made, how like a king i look'd.

22.her novels are Peopled by many eccentric characters.

23.please do not get Peopled by the maker!

24.scratchy old recordings of arias blast across the dimly lit room, which is sparsely Peopled by an attentive clientele, mostly solitary and often gay.

25.a model railway layout Peopled with lilliputian figures.

26.grass's novels are Peopled with outlandish characters

27.europe very largely Peopled america.

28.adding to the supply of privateers and pirates, some of the islands were deliberately Peopled with convicts .

29.during study in italy he sketched renaissance gardens, and these continued to haunt his expansive outdoor scenes Peopled with tiny figures.

30.the country is becoming Peopled with foreigners.

31.he likes his wilderness to be Peopled by men of breeding.

32.the casual vacancy has all the satisfactions and frustrations of this kind of novel. it immerses the reader in a richly Peopled, densely imagined world.

33.whether it is losing a loved one or a job, facing foreclosure or serious illness, Peopled courage to face what life throws in their path on a daily basis.

34.hunters Peopled these forests long ago.

35.language is useless, for he creates a mythical universe Peopled by lonely creatures who struggle vainly to express the inexpressible.

36.characters from fairytales around the world Peopled my own childhood, including a cheeky runaway gingerbread boy who got eaten by a fox before he got too far away.

37.they were stars, i knew, and flaring comets, that Peopled my flight among the suns.

38.it was Peopled by a fiercely independent race of peace-loving buddhists.