Meanings of other habitation in anglès

About him there were no signs of life or of other habitation.

Gloaming looked to be the great-great-grand-parent of every other habitation in the valley.

For a long distance on either side of it there was no other habitation.

First, he must be fed and cleansed and given some other habitation than the street.

The Bailey cottage was in a rather lonely location, there being no other habitation in sight.

Some of the post-offices where we stopped were lonely little buildings with no other habitation near.

There was no other habitation anywhere near; no cart or vehicle of any kind could have got there.

I visited the missionary, who had no other habitation than his church, not having yet built a house.

Except for the stage station there, and the settlement he had left, there was no other habitation for fifty miles.

Were the inmates fiends that they let me sit there, knowing well that there was no other habitation within miles?

From many a spot you might look in all directions and not see a sign of human or any other habitation.

This was terrible news, with my husband absent, no man in the house, and a mile and a quarter from any other habitation.

Far as our eyes could reach not a tree was visible, nor could we discover a single cottage or other habitation of man.

Man has no other habitation, but man himself has come forth and proclaimed imaginary boundary lines and territorial restrictions, naming them Germany, France, Russia, etc.

He was surprised to find how remote the Mill House lay from other habitations.

Here, in a lonely and wretched inn, remote from other habitations, Maltravers fixed himself.