Sentence examples similar to Settled date from inspiring English sources

Along the settled banks there are date-palm groves, which are naturally irrigated by tidal action.

Long-term settled communities, which often pre-date the boundaries of nation states by many centuries, are more commonly found in Asia and Africa.

Settled science will require more definitive research.

Settled champion team against big-spending upstarts.

Settled second-half nerves with penalty from inside own half.

Maya Formative Period occupations, represented by settled farming villages and well-made ceramics, date to c. 1000 bce in the lowlands of Guatemala and Belize.

Cultigens of our most common economic plants probably date back to the first settled communities of the Neolithic Revolution 10,000 to 12,000 years ago although their exact time and place of true origin will probably remain a mystery.

The first traces of settled communities are found in the northern region and date from the mid-6th millennium bce, a period that archaeologists associate with the transition from a Neolithic to a Chalcolithic age.

EU citizens arriving after this date should "have no expectation of guaranteed settled status".

After all, the earliest archeological evidence of human war is from 12,000 years ago, dating back to the very beginning of settled, agricultural life, and well before such innovations as capitalism and cities.

Those who have been resident for a shorter period but who arrive before the Brexit cut-off date, currently expected to be 29 March , 2019 will also be able to stay and get settled status once they have been in the UK for five years.