Sentence examples for collection of settlements from inspiring English sources

Romulus did not create Rome out of nothing, he grants, but it is possible that there was a single day, around the middle of the eighth century B.C., when sacred ceremonies were held to transform a collection of settlements into the city of Rome.

4. It's here that you are presented with a wonderful collection of old settlements, stone circles and cairns.

The Cape Flats, as they're known colloquially, are a collection of informal settlements and suburbs that were formed in the 1950s in line with the apartheid government's forced relocation policies and legislation.

Historically, Somalia has always been more a collection of widely scattered settlements and clans than a unified country.

They were apparently an indigenous collection of Neolithic peoples living in village settlements in remote places, and it was probably to loose political groupings of these people that ancient authors attached the name.

"He built all these homes," said Ora Shomron, waving an arm at the collection of stucco homes in the settlement as she stopped by the Hatuel home to pay a condolence call.

During an excavation of the findspot in 1984 the spearhead, measuring 4.75 inches in length, was found to have been lying in an oval pit with fragments of pottery, indicating it to be the collection of domestic waste from a settlement.

According to NGO Terre des Hommes, which provides assistance at the settlement, this collection of makeshift shelters, on an open patch of land close to the centre of the city, is currently home to over 2,500 IDPs.

We will also highlight the need for low- and no-cost financial services and the importance of future mortgage settlements including the collection of racial/ethnic, gender, geographical and other demographic data in order to ensure that relief programs are transparent, fair and targeting the hardest-hit communities.

But Mr. Vallone offered a carefully detailed payment proposal, from using funds saved by hiring civilians to do some of the work of uniformed police officers to diverting money from the tobacco settlement to better collection of parking tickets.

These differences have necessitated approaches as diverse as hatchery production of juveniles, collection of wild spat, provision of more settlement habitat, redistribution of settled juveniles, and translocation of adults.