Opposite the door by which we enter rises the old canopied Reader's pew that figures in our sketch, its panelled roof set about with the nests of house-martins, the little denizens twittering to and fro while we sketch.
I should have protectors that would be peers to the fiercest denizens of the forest.
Renewed and glad the denizens of earth Obey the will of Him who calls them forth: Obedience makes all labour doubly sweet, And victory crowns the race with willing feet.
As they passed through the hall, they might have observed the presence of a young man, not in livery, plainly dressed, having an appearance of mauvaise honte not often imputable to the denizens of London.
All of which was fortunate indeed for the furry denizens of the marsh, because there would be no further loud calls for a repetition of the dish.
But that which meant freedom and the pursuit of happiness to these savage blacks meant consternation and death to many of the wild denizens of their new home.
Branches, great and small, torn away by the ferocity of the tornado, hurtled through the wildly waving verdure, carrying death and destruction to countless unhappy denizens of the thickly peopled world below.
If he were another of the wilddenizens of this terrible forest what might he not do to claim her?
He straightway repaired to the carcass of Sabor, but was angered to find the bones picked clean by other hungry denizens of the jungle.
Both are denizens of the deep forest, and are indigenous to the two Americas from Mexico to Peru.
Now the democratic sentiment in this country is bred in the bone, and few of its denizens have so diluted it with Christian grace as to willingly acknowledge a superior.
That in itself was alarming, since in the scanty population of the region few of its denizens are unknown to each other, at least by sight.
But whenever the Nautilus drew near the surface, those denizens of the Mediterranean I could observe most productively belonged to the sixty-third genus of bony fish.
You needed to be Flemish like Conseil to accept these circumstances, living in a habitat designed for cetaceans and other denizens of the deep.
It might, indeed, put Antioch to shame: but the benighteddenizens with which it swarms speak her own tongue.
No sooner has Lady Swiggs time to breathe freely, than she changes the wondrous kind aspect of the assembly, and sends it into a paroxysm of fright, by relating her curious adventure among the denizens of the Points.
We hear the loud, coarse laughing of those it so buoyantly bears, then there comes full to view the glare of yellow silks and red satins, and doubtful jewels-worn by denizens from whose faded brows the laurel wreath hath fallen.
Beside thesedenizens are men of every shade and grade of society.
There is a great gathering ofdenizens at the house of Madame Flamingo.
Thus he shut himself up in the Points, and only once or twice had he been seen in the Bowery, and never in Broadway during his sojourn among the denizens who swarm that vortex of death.
Among the enlisted men and the denizens of Sudsville the talk was principally of the revelation of Mrs. Clancy's hoard of greenbacks.
Indeed, Ross had told the story with strong coloring to more than half the denizens of officers' row.
He wondered if all the other denizens of the island had met a like fate.
These denizens of the deep have their own peculiar ways, and although man can contrive to catch them, yet he cannot fathom the mysteries that belong alone to them.
On the whole the gods which are its denizens are humanized and humane, the friends and allies of men, who therefore feel themselves not abased or helpless in their relations with them.
We ourselves habitually think of China and Japan together as denizens of the Far East, and it is only personal acquaintance which makes us begin to mark the differences between them.
It seems as if the fiat of the Creator had gone forth, that these poor denizens of the forest and the stream should go hence, and be seen of men no more.
We entice from their native element the finny denizens of the brawling stream and the murmuring brook.
And one other thing noteworthy was that she avoided Lant Hall and its denizenswith a horror and a persistency that was little short of feverish.
In fine weather the denizens of Pakeen are fond of running over to Puynipet to exchange their own products for tobacco and other foreign articles.
The spectacle of the gently-sloping assembling-places of these cackling denizens of the watery element, and the clamours with which we were saluted, strongly recalled to us the penguins of the Island of St. Paul.
One would very naturally conclude that in their scheme they would have so arranged that God would have had the first choice, and heaven the destination of the best and wisest of the denizens of earth.
Therefore the raiment worn by the denizens of Mars has reached the same altitude of refinement as all other material things.
The denizens of earth may wonder at and disbelieve these relations, but nevertheless they are as true as that the eternal God is truth.
The coarse food necessary for you in order to keep up the crude materiality of which your physical make-up is composed, is not needed by the denizens of Mars.
When the people grow sufficiently wise they will be taught by the denizens of the spirit world truth and righteousness.
Most of humanity felt that it would rather be protected against the denizens of space than to have a road open for them to travel to the moon if they felt inclined.
Cuthbert laughed over the situation more than a few times, and declared that he need fear no evil from the copper-faced denizens of the timber country so long as a shot remained in their locker--a grain of Java in their caddy.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "denizens" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
