Word: inhabitations
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...project came undone because Harvard and the investment firm couldn't get along. The breakdown comes a little more than a year before the planned March 1996 opening of the Institutes' first three floors. Now, according to Medical School officials, it isn't clear whether private companies will ever inhabit the Institutes...
Nevertheless, the U.S. has probably made the right decision in this situation though partially for the wrong reasons. A good reason for the U.S. to stay out of Peru and Ecuador is that the border conflict does not threaten any civilian populations; only soldiers and tropical organisms currently inhabit the jungle terrain...
...early summer in a nameless Connecticut hamlet, and the Irises are wilting. Like the members of so many families who inhabit the world of contemporary fiction, those in the Iris clan are profoundly disconnected from one another. When we meet them in Angel Angel (Viking; 211 pages; $19.95), April Stevens' intelligent and moving first novel, they seem withered by their inability to achieve the closeness they yearn...
...recent emergency housing act signed by Gov. William F. Weld '66 is a conscientious method to case price-fixing itself out of our community. This reprieve provides a two-year adjustment period for the elderly and those in dire financial straits who inhabit rent-controlled apartments...
...buxom nudes, Blue Dog is a captivating and mysterious mutt who stares out at readers with zonky yellow eyes. Did someone put hashish in her biscuits? No. As B.D. "explains," she is the cerulean ghost of the artist's departed four- legged companion Tiffany, now channeled back to inhabit her beloved master's work. Old timey with a New Age angle, this Bayou bowwow should get a good run for your money...