| Labrador must shortly be depeopled, not only of aboriginal man, but of all else having life, owing to man's cupidity. |
| Pioneers to the early west, prepared to settle a recently depeopled wilderness, instead encountered a landscape that demonstrated ancient inhabitation. |
| The time was barely ten o'clock at night, but chilly gusts of wind with a taste of rain in them had well nigh depeopled the streets. |
| But as viewers, we see the destruction of a curiously depeopled space, in which buildings, glaciers, mountains, and cities are reduced to rubble without any human referent. |
| Like many similar television programs, Life after People attempts to colonize the future, even a future of a depeopled planet. |
| Many of you will also undergo the unique experience of being depeopled, of having the mask of the humanoid replaced with the face of an other-than-human being. |
