Examples of denizen

• The department employed buggy drivers and route riders to deliver the mail directly to the homes of rural denizens.

• The denizen could be seen as being granted exactly that package, minus a couple of important entitlements.

• An alien becomes a denizen by being ' infranchised ', which literally means being made free or given freedoms.

• One useful connotation of this technical sense of ' denizen ' was that it implied freedom.

• We are allowed to give ear to the building's denizens, the echoes of whose voices sculpt our movement through space.

• In and of itself, however, the material existence and output of small-scale enter prises and the lives of their denizens is insufficient to either explain or maintain this role.

• In particular, as bearers and denizens of a social memory, the missionary artifacts suggest ways of thinking about what happens, through time, to the elements of an individual memory.

• Wanamaker pressed diligently for the expansion of rural deliver y, knowing that rural denizens would support other department initiatives once they had a taste of its best services.

• Quite a number of questions were asked by the denizens of another place about metrication, but with very little success.

• The most important point is surely the inhabiting of the highlands and uplands by the human denizens thereof and not some obscure corncrake.

• Or does it mean the denizens of some building who issue instructions, and more frequently embargos, from time to time?

• Let us remember that nature provides no beds for its denizens to die in.

• I believe that it is along these lines that the real salvation of the denizens of our prisons will be found.

• The denizens of the fish and chip shop have become the aristocrats of the high seas.

• He spoke about the "denizens of the rat-runs" of the marketing system.