We found 15 examples of how to use dwelling in an English sentence.
Sentences 1 to 15 of 15.
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| 1. | He is always dwelling on the pleasures of the past. | |
| 2. | To the query, "What is a friend?" his reply was "A single soul dwelling in two bodies." | |
| 3. | If you are hoping in what may happen without committed action, then stop. You're just dwelling in wishful thinking. | |
| 4. | There's no point in dwelling on details. | |
| 5. | Every one answered according as they had heard. Some said that it was an old haunted castle, others that all the witches of the country held their midnight revels there, but the common opinion was that it was an ogre's dwelling, and that he carried to it all the little children he could catch, so as to eat them up at his leisure, without any one being able to follow him, for he alone had the power to make his way through the wood. | |
| 6. | If you keep dwelling in the past, we really don't have a future together. | |
| 7. | For Sami, not dwelling on the past was a struggle. | |
| 8. | Tunnels within sea ice called brine channels house bacteria and algae that feed flatworms and other tunnel-dwelling creatures. | |
| 9. | When the creatures below the ice die, they sink to the bottom of the ocean and provide nutrients for sponges, sea anemones, and other bottom dwelling creatures. | |
| 10. | But then, again, your face grew sadder; you shook your head. You were dwelling upon the sadness and horror and useless waste of life. | |
| 11. | Scarce stand the vessels hauled upon the beach, / and bent on marriages the young men vie / to till new settlements, while I to each / due law dispense and dwelling place supply, / when from a tainted quarter of the sky / rank vapours, gathering, on my comrades seize, / and a foul pestilence creeps down from high / on mortal limbs and standing crops and trees, / a season black with death, and pregnant with disease. | |
| 12. | Often as I pass by the dwelling of some suffering mortal I am tempted to stop and banish the poor thing's misery. Yet suffering, in moderation, is the natural lot of mortals, and it is not our place to interfere with the laws of Nature. | |
| 13. | A wilder or more disconsolate dwelling it was perhaps difficult to conceive. | |
| 14. | One thing there is for which so great a good is deferred: We must circumcise every male among us, following the manner of the nation. And their substance, and cattle, and all that they possess, shall be ours; only in this let us condescend, and by dwelling together, we shall make one people. | |
| 15. | When the hare realised the fox had gone, it emerged from its underground dwelling. |