Sentence examples for is thickly settled from inspiring English sources

The region is thickly settled with scores of tanya (small, isolated farms or groups of farmsteads).

In the heart of the highlands the countryside was thickly settled with hamlets every few miles, while in the east the land was less settled.

The most densely populated part of the region is along the Black Sea coast; the Rioni River valley and several smaller valleys are intensively cultivated and support large farm populations; and the foothills of the mountains are thickly settled.

The town and the surrounding neighborhood, which cannot be distinguished from the Gulf property by anyone not familiar with the property lines, are thickly settled, and, according to all indications, the residents use the business block as their regular shopping center.

Pockets of the San Fernando and San Gabriel valleys are thickly settled, but a check of The Times' map of neighborhood density shows that Koreatown, four miles east of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, ranks as the most thickly populated in the city, its true urban core.

The rural area throughout Bangladesh is so thickly settled that it is often difficult to distinguish any well-defined pattern of individual villages.

Another reason for skepticism is that the country is pretty thickly settled with coffeehouses already.

The upper Midwest, with its forbidding climate, wasn't thickly settled by American immigrants until the late 1800s, a period that was marked in Scandinavia by widespread food shortages.

What was considered the country when the Siksays moved into their house on upper Black Rock Turnpike almost 50 years ago is now a thickly settled residential area.

"I have no doubt that when we have Socialism … Southern California will be the most thickly settled part of the American continent," Wilshire wrote.

It is thickly wooded and takes great skill to navigate.