squatter|squatters in English

noun

['squat·ter || 'skwɑtə(r) /-wɒt-]

homesteader, one who settles on a section of land in order to gain a deed of ownership; someone who illegally settles on a section of land

Use "squatter|squatters" in a sentence

1. The proximity of the wealthy suburb to the squatter camp throws the plight of the squatters into even sharper relief.

2. One of the success stories in squatter upgrading schemes was the introduction of “hut to apartment” projects within the squatter areas, whereby the squatters were accommodated in the allotted apartments after completion of new construction

3. Squatter is occupying the building.

4. The squatters were ordered to vacate the premises.

5. Those squatters, Reverend, are standing in the way of progress.

6. The local police took swift action against the squatters.

7. Get out and stay out. New crackdown on squatters.

8. Today -- a billion squatters, one in six people on the planet.

9. They had employed heavies to evict shop squatters from neighbouring sites.

10. Mankind would cease to be squatters and join God’s family.

11. The squatters used holly as winter fodder for their cattle.

12. A teenager plays cricket in a squatter camp in Krugersdorp on March 20

13. The squatter settlements originally came into being through illegal land invasions.

14. The peasant family is cramped tightly into a small makeshift shack squatter slum.

15. 2030 -- two billion squatters, one in four people on the planet.

16. Squatter control is maintained by regular patrols and hut - to - hut checks.

17. Land claimed by a settler or squatter, especially under the Homestead Act.

18. Squatter houses along the track used the railroad as an access to their houses.

19. The majority of people have lost money and given fake plots certificates after buying plots from squatters,” Bashingi said pleading with residents to help them locate squatters in their village.

20. The only residents in Bast are UC affiliated squatters living in the ruins

21. Land claimed by a settler or squatter(http://Sentencedict.com), especially under the Homestead Act.

22. Many of the squatter settlements exhibit high levels of social organisation and stability rather than marginal characteristics.

23. The living conditions of many of these migrants in illegal squatter settlements is often precarious.

24. From the 1820s, increasing numbers of squatters occupied land beyond the fringes of European settlement.

25. He said it would redistribute the land to the squatters and other poor black people.