Sentence examples for continually inhabited from inspiring English sources

It is the world's oldest continually inhabited settlement, dating to the fifth millennium B.C.

Kirkuk Province itself, one of the oldest continually inhabited places on earth, has long experienced demographic shifts and strife.

Nearby Lamu is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is the country's oldest continually inhabited town and a historic Arab trading port.

Tourist brochures have long described Varanasi, India's holiest city and one of the oldest continually inhabited settlements in the world, as "eternal" or "unchanging".

Her visits to Amr's home on Elephantine Island, one of the oldest continually inhabited sites in Egypt, provide an intimate glimpse into the lives of rural Egyptians.

The next day, Wass and I visited a cave, wandered around St . Georges (possibly the oldest continually inhabited English town in the New World), and tooled around the island on her Vespa, I, the terrified passenger, trying to fake blasé.

This is either because it is not psychologically possible to divest ourselves of these reactions and so continually inhabit the objective standpoint, or even if that were possible, because it is not clear that rationality could ever demand that we give up the reactive attitudes, given the loss in quality of life should we do so.

The jungles, high plains and mountain ranges of South America are full of secrets, and the search for the ancient civilisations which inhabited them continually throws up surprises.

The Kaska, who now inhabited the remote mountain valleys between the Hittite homeland and the Black Sea, seem to have been continually in revolt.

Or an inhabited silence".

It is sparsely inhabited.