Sentence examples for come to populate from inspiring English sources
Or Belvedere (1958), with its impossible ladder and a collection of those jesters, knaves and contemplators who would come to populate Escher's most extraordinary invented places.
"[It] offers us a rare glimpse into [his] artistic process, showing us how he worked through the pose and positioning of the characters that would come to populate his greatest masterpieces," said Sharon Kim, director of impressionist and modern art at Christie's in New York.
Although he couldn't have imagined how mass transport, technology and tourism would come to populate the mountain, he was aware that the ascent had burst the bubble of the unknown, that Everest would be forever changed by the act of conquest.
As the human species migrated out of Africa, it came to populate a variety of habitats, and eventually, human civilizations developed.
But, in a country notorious for the scantily clad showgirls who came to populate television screens during Silvio Berlusconi's era of huge political and media power, the symbolic nature of the move was clear.
In science, Incredible Human Journey will see Dr Alice Roberts traversing the globe to tell the story of how humans came to populate every corner of the world; while James May will discover the stories of the heroes behind the first moon landing in James May On The Moon.
Debates rage among anthropologists over the details of how people came to populate the New World.
At least, that's been the long-standing idea of how mammals came to populate the world.
A paper in this week's issue of Nature describes the first such object, and a computer model appearing in next week's Science explains how they came to populate the space far beyond Neptune.
My fictional counterpart came to populate Out of the Blues.
Riaz et al. [ 9] propose that the mutation most likely occurred in an L1 or L2 cell and then came to populate both layers of the meristem rather than two identical mutations appearing independently in the L1 and L2.
