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A moment later a few lights set sparsely around the room, came on.

After the first five years in which people worked for free, the workers were paid, though sparsely.

It was, by its very nature, a sparsely used station.

Certainly he had never seen so much land sparsely populated.

They turned off the main street into some sparsely settled areas, and soon came to a house better than the rest.

It has a sparsely distributed population of about 450 people.

At this hour of the day, the park was only sparsely occupied.

Transport is available throughout all day and sparsely at the night.

The room was sparsely furnished, a bed and not much else.

I could see that the room was very sparsely furnished.

He lived instead in a sparsely furnished room behind a church.

But the top of the city was so sparsely lighted.

The area near the camp has always been sparsely occupied.

The film was shot on a sparsely dressed sound stage.

Because of the disease, these areas had been sparsely populated throughout history.

It is the most sparsely populated region in the country.

Perhaps because it takes a little work to get there, the area is usually sparsely populated.

The rest of the county is rural and sparsely populated.

At that time it was a sparsely populated area with a population of 15,000.

Some were reported to have been large and powerful in the sparsely populated area.

He lives with his wife and son inside a sparsely furnished apartment.

I myself know best the sparsely populated regions of the north.

She showed him into a small very sparsely furnished sitting room.

This was a huge amount of men to leave such a sparsely populated area.

In addition, the cultural and natural values of rural areas are very sparsely used.