Sentence examples for inhabiting from from inspiring English sources

Different species are usually confined to specific ichthyogeographic provinces, inhabiting from one up to several river basins, and their ranges overlap to different extents (Fig.  1).

The Seine and Eure valleys were inhabited from paleolithic times.

Moravia was inhabited from the 4th century bc by Celtic and then Germanic tribes.

Excavations show the area to have been inhabited from the Neolithic Age.

Excavations of limestone caves in the Rock have revealed that Gibraltar was sporadically inhabited from prehistoric times.

Nearby are the remains of Crofton Roman villa, which was inhabited from about 140 to 400 ce.

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The dwellings were inhabited from about ad 1280 to the early 14th century by peoples of the Mogollon culture.

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The Cos of antiquity, inhabited from prehistory, was resettled by Dorian colonists from Epidaurus (Peloponnesus) and became a minor member of the Delian League in the 5th century bc.

One of the first Jewish settlements in northern Palestine, it was intermittently inhabited from 1905, and permanently settled as a pastoral camp and border outpost in 1918.