Sentence examples for continuously settled from inspiring English sources

The city's thriving and businesslike Chinatown, the oldest continuously settled Chinese enclave in Australia, is full of good restaurants.

Islands of German people were at various times established beyond the continuously settled area as far as the Volga.

Point Hope sits at the northwesternmost corner of North America, on one of the oldest continuously settled sites on the continent.

Ipswich, England's oldest continuously settled Anglo-Saxon town, is not a place that would necessarily spring to mind when one thinks of multicultural Britain.

Saint Augustine, oldest continuously settled city in the United States, seat (1822) of St. Johns county, northeastern Florida, about 40 miles (65 km) southeast of Jacksonville.

The site has been continuously settled since prehistoric times and is now the home of about one-fifth of the country's population.

Enough large flocs, resulted from flocculation or filtration, would continuously settle out of the flocs blanket, and simultaneously, the flocs in raw water or those forming above the blanket would ceaselessly enter the floes blanket.

Both the settled and the continuously exchanging majority of migrants have created distinctive neighbourhoods and particular ways of urban life, induced by their own cultures (Nagy 2006).

The Hmong-Mien are the newest arrival: they were continuously forced to the Southwestern areas already settled by Austro-Asiatic and Southern Tibeto-Burmans.

This number comprises only naturalized species that have successfully bred and their propagules settled in ports and harbours, though not necessarily continuously (i.e. there may have been more than one introduction).

Between the 1960s and 1980s, the white-dominated South African government continuously removed black people still living in "white areas"—even those settled on property that had been in their families for generations and forcibly relocated them to the Bantustans.