The office is brightly lighted; people are waiting to secure places; there is the usual crowd of loafers, men and women, and the Frenchman sits at his desk.
The Mer de Glace is inferior to many other glaciers, and is not nearly so fine as the Glacier des Bossons: but it has a reputation, and is easy of access; so people are content to walk over the dirty ice.
Vinicius did not think now that there was nothing new in the words of the old man, but with amazement he asked himself: "What kind of God is this, what kind of religion is this, and what kind of people are these?
People are perishing in flames or slaying one another in the throng.
He tells me people are out of town, when he goes to see in the next street, after leaving my table, and whom I see myself half an hour before he lies to me about their absence.
No people are so ready to give a man a bad name as his own kinsfolk; and having made him that present, they are ever most unwilling to take it back again.
How many thousands of people are there, women for the most part, who are doomed to endure this long slavery?
Milor Duc de Richemont's people are packing up everything.
People are not so unhappy unless they have something to repent of," added Tom Eaves with a knowing wag of his head; "and depend on it, that woman would not be so submissive as she is if the Marquis had not some sword to hold over her.
People are now so easily alarmed as to monetary matters that the mere filing of a petition in bankruptcy by an unfriendly creditor will necessarily embarrass, and oftentimes accomplish the financial ruin, of a responsible business man.
I know, tonight, in some regions of our country, people are in genuine economic distress.
There hundreds of millions of people are in ferment, exploding into the twentieth century, thrusting toward equality and independence and improvement in the hard conditions of their lives.
In a world in which millions of people are hungry, destruction of food would, of course, be unconscionable.
All sorts of people are afraid of him, my mamma says, for he can do as he likes with the paper.
To be sure, storks cannot be expected to know how old children and grown-up people are.
People are patient or impatient, but not necessarily throughout.
People are not as easily classified as automobiles, and the combinations possible exceed computation.
People are enraged at being deceived if the deception is the work of an outsider or one not liked; they are shocked if deceived, lied to, by one they love.
But they were pleased with the flowers you sent; people are, at such times, and they haven't many friends.
March echoed, aspeople are apt to do with a question that is mandatory and offensive.
Like every one else, she was not merely a prevailing mood, as people are apt to be in books, but was an irregularly spheroidal character, with surfaces that caught the different lights of circumstance and reflected them.
We shall drive home now, people are leaving," they said.
Then the old Rav stood up to his full height and commanded: "People are not to weep!
People are not so foolish as all that," he thought, "and they wouldn't treat him in that way!
My people are up and at work by six o'clock every morning in the week.
They are wedded to the customs of their ancestors; and yet, when once they see the advantage to be obtained by any given change, no people areso quick to follow it up.
I think everyone (every woman) out here has noticed how indifferent and really "nasty" people areto each other at the front.
People are telling me now that if instead of cars we had given money, we should have been fêted and decorated and extolled to the skies; but then, where would the money have gone?
People are being so kind about the work I am doing, and they are all saying what a comfort the soup is to the men.
People are not so easily or so visibly led; that is to say, the editorial influence is not so dogmatic and direct.
They were all a little afraid of each other, as people are apt to be when they are well dressed and met together for social purposes in the country.
People are of opinion that the eye is not a particularly safe indicator of true character, but I beg to differ.
And yet, people are slow to believe that the seeing of the occult is as much a faculty as is the scenting of smells or the hearing of noises.
Along the narrow lane which passes the hotel a row of lamps has been set, and little knots of people are moving up and down, laughing and jesting, with little outward recognition of the nature of the rite.
When he saw the great man coming he ran to meet him and broke out, "Eminence and Lord, I see already that my people are abandoning me and betraying me.
Because my people are foolish, they have not known me, they are unwise and mad children.
No people are so barbarous as to be totally destitute of the means of internal communication; and in proportion as they become more civilized and have more intercourse with other nations, these means are augmented and facilitated.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "people are" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
