Inhabiting in a sentence

But Foy, inhabiting Elizabeth from 1947 to 1964, is instantly recognisable as the woman who would become Britain’s longest-reigning monarch.

Mercury’s positive tie to Pluto, could find you inhabiting deeper waters and marvelling at the information you gather there.

Overall, there is an off-balance, and disorienting quality to many of the sounds to match the emotional state of the characters, who are assassins inhabiting other people’s bodies.

Taranto is luminous, fully inhabiting the heroine; Negrette a quietly devastating force.

The messages discussed demons inhabiting the children’s bodies and that they were “weary” taking care of demons.

They traveled in large flocks of about 300 and were quite abundant all over America, inhabiting a significant portion of the eastern United States.

This rings true all year round for two orphanages doing their best to show the children inhabiting them that there is hope.

When inhabiting potentially hard to love characters, how do you ingratiate them to an audience?

A continuation of the eponymous, legendary radio series that began running in 1932, "The Jack Benny Program" was the grandfather of all sitcoms — and it laid the foundations for the genre without quite inhabiting it officially.

Alex Whitaker plays Bertie Wooster with enormous energy and they bound across the stage inhabiting the role in its entirety.

And when I say empathy, it’s about trying to understand not just the needs of clients around maximising profit but the lifestyle of the people inhabiting buildings.

Historically inhabiting areas of Marin County, including Point Reyes, the animals were extirpated in the 1850s by market, tallow and hide hunters, as well as habitat loss when people settled in the area.

If you had the chance to live inside an album you could choose worse than inhabiting its lovelorn epic splendour.

I’m not inhabiting any kind of persona with this record.

In examining fish inhabiting waters below Front Range sewage plant outlets, “there were very few males and the reproductive organs of both male and female fish had hermaphrodite tendencies: They contained both male and female tissues,” the Daily reported.

Inhabiting an 18th-century chapel near San Antonio, has been a much-loved fixture of the island’s dining scene since the 1970s, counting Freddy Mercury among its regulars.

Tens of billions of individual animals are divided among some 10,000 species, inhabiting nearly every environment on Earth.

The sleek blue shark, known for inhabiting the open ocean, is among the most commonly sighted species in Spain.

Unlike previous studies carried out in that focus on the genetic potential of biofilms inhabiting plastics, this research led by Dr. Sabine Matallana-Surget took a unique approach by analyzing the proteins expressed by active microorganisms.

Actors like playing, and playing is inhabiting another human being.