“He instantly raised the alarm, and neighbors entered the smoke-filled kitchen and pulled her from the dwelling.”

“The beautiful Red Lipped Batfish is a bottom dweller that blends into the readily available natural debris.”

“The first time she saw me I was a long-haired, post-hippie, shaggily dressed, 27-year-old cave dweller.”

“This word comes into the Middle English language from the Late Latin word Paganus, which means country dweller.”

“Our Richmond Valley abounds in dwellings, public buildings, monuments, museums, cemeteries that are worthy of more than just a casual glance.”

“Summer dwellings seem to have been tents weighted down by stones around the periphery.”

“Some homeowners have even traded down from more expensive abodes to less pricey dwellings.”

“He takes every opportunity to highlight the negative aspects of city life and comment on the remoteness of urban dwellers.”

“The sites are home to a vast variety of reef dwellers such as the damselfish, angelfish, butterflyfish and sweetlips.”

“Britain's countryside was placed on red alert yesterday as both city and rural dwellers were told to keep away from farmland.”