Sentence examples for began residing from inspiring English sources
In the 15th 16th century the kings of Portugal began residing regularly in Évora.
Large numbers of Asian immigrant families, of course, began residing there in the 1960s, when exclusionary immigration quotas were loosened in the United States.
He lived in the house until 1925, several months before his death, when he began residing inside the workshop of the Sagrada Família.
Our multiparametric three-dimensional reconstructions revealed positional changes of a field of focal ectodermal thickenings (referred to below as the placodal field) which, in the beginning, resided adjacent to the forebrain and midbrain, and, ultimately, gave rise to the trigeminal placode.
"I think it is quite possible that in the next 10 years we will see the winds revert to a more historical pattern, so that the ice begins to reside longer in the Arctic and thicken up again," he said.
At the dawn of the 16th century ce, as the European conquest of the Americas began, indigenous peoples resided throughout the Western Hemisphere.
Beasts Head for Home takes place shortly after the second world war, when Japan was forced to give up its extensive colonial holdings throughout Asia, and Japanese civilians residing overseas began to return en masse to Japan.
This regime was determined to return to power in Rwanda and began rearming, killing Tutsi residing in Zaire, and launching cross-border incursions in conjunction with the Interahamwe paramilitary group.
Although Heinrich Schütz composed a setting of Dafne (now lost), the first known opera with a German text, and heard it played at Torgau in 1627, the active history of opera in Germany began with the Italian composers residing there.
The survey of Africans residing in Guangzhou began on 10 July 2011 and ended on 6 August of the same year.
In the fall of 1732, when the next stage in his career began to unfold, Voltaire was residing at the royal court of Versailles, a sign that his re-establishment in French society was all but complete.
