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(61) The ancient hobgoblin dynasty lives on as a series of ruins across Khorvaire, and knell beetles inhabit several of these sites .

(62) They inhabit virtually all environments, including soil, water, organic matter, and the Bodies of multicellular animals.

(63) Any of various often large food and game fishes of the genera Epinephelus, Mycteroperca, and related genera, which inhabit warm seas.

(64) The inhabit and feeding preference of adult B. tabaci to four species of host plants are 38.72% on tobacco, 37.88% on golden dewdrop, 18.44% on poinsettia and 4.96% on Chinese hibiscus respectively.

(65) The conclusion is that NSA has significant role of prevention function to experimental fatty liver model which is closely related to activated LPL and inhabit HL.

(66) Acknowledging the chaos and wastefulness of typical consumerist living can help you see not only the way it affects you personally, but the impact it has on your community(sentence dictionary), the world you inhabit.

(67) A variety of seabirds and shorebirds inhabit the islands, including the endangered brown pelican, least tern, and piping plover.

(68) The bacteria normally inhabit the intestinal tract of warm-blooded animals such as poultry and cattle, and are frequently detected in foods derived from these animals.

(69) Since he had been alone, he had placed his bed in the antechamber, in order to inhabit that deserted apartment as little as possible.

(70) Slender - legged waders and gracious water birds inhabit a network of wetlands and coastlines.

(71) The lionfish gorge on small fish, mollusks and invertebrates, enough to fill out to as much as 480 grams and decimate local populations on the coral reefs they inhabit.

(72) Witticisms, maxims, dicta, proverbs, and aphorisms each inhabit a different world.

(73) Two white sculptures , roughly human height, inhabit a dimly lit gallery.

(74) The golden-headed box turtle inhabit in the rivulet with the dense vegetation and the slot of the stone.

(75) It is home to abundant cacti and desert plant species as well as the desert animals that inhabit them.

(76) Lactic acid bacteria inhabit the guts of food-animals and people, and these "commensal" bacteria play an important role in preventing the growth of harmful bacteria in the gut.

(77) And because sunlike stars could account for up to half of the Milky Way's population of several hundred billion suns, that means hundreds or even thousands of civilizations might inhabit our galaxy.

(78) A wide variety of animals inhabit the park, including beaver, elk, and bighorn sheep, as well as many bird species.

(79) One does not inhabit a country; one inhabits a language.

(80) The experiments proved that the product can inhabit colon bacillus, golden yellow staphylococcus, green suppuration bacillus, White bead fungus.

(81) An elk in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. A wide variety of animals inhabit the park, including beaver, elk, and bighorn sheep, as well as many bird species.

(82) It is the ideal of everyone and the ultimate feeling of Wasin to inhabit poetically.

(83) The famous astrophysicist says that our only chance for long-term survival is to move away from Earth and begin to inhabit new planets.

(84) So is the disappearance of the creatures that inhabit these polar and glaciated regions.

(85) Consumption of even quite small amounts of fly agaric is likely to enable the diner to converse with the gnomes27) who inhabit the toadstools in question or, even more pertinently28), to fly.

(86) Far from detracting from the opera's musical voice, these visual elements let performers more engagingly inhabit their roles.

(87) Lice are arthropods of the class Insecta which generally inhabit hair and bite the human host for a blood meal.

(88) Shenzhen does not belong to area of Dai inhabit a region, did not set so " Water-splashing Festival " put false date.

(89) None of us is immune to the heartaches and sorrows that inhabit this misbegotten world.

(90) Tufted Puffins (Lunda Cirrhata) inhabit the Northern Pacific regions including Far Eastern seas of Russia and separate equatorial areas of the Arctic ocean.