Word: inhabit
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...would expect such drivel from the beatniks who are said to inhabit the cellars in San Francisco, but we surely are entitled to better ideas from men of this caliber...
Quarrels & Quitters. It is no secret to some oldtimers who inhabit the valley that many of the Fifty-Niners do not get along; there have been quarrels over sharing workloads and group property. A few weeks ago Marino Sik posted his land with no-trespassing signs. Still, the Ray Kulas, the Nick Rubinos, the Donaldsons and the Siks, and a few others are determined to stick...
...with a thunderclap of applause. "War is now utterly preposterous," he said. "In nearly every generation the fields of earth have been stained with blood. Now, war would not yield blood-only a great emptiness for the combatants and the threat of death from the skies for all who inhabit the earth. To strive ceaselessly, honestly and effectively for peace is today the responsibility of every statesman-of yours, of ours, of all countries...
...they inhabit is a bulging bundle of nerves, a webwork of highways that crisscross for 220,000 miles in all directions, including ever-higher altitudes. Moreover, the dawn of the commercial jet age - with 94 jet transports already in U.S. airline service, and about 150 more due by year's end - with its near sonic speeds and bigger loads, has compounded all of the vast problems of the Air Age with unparalleled force...
...running competition to see which one of them can make life in the homeland seem the most disagreeable. Certainly England has seldom seemed more tired and futile than it does in The Center of the Green, a novel edged with style and talent but filled with characters who inhabit separate islands of despair...