Sentence examples for long populated from inspiring English sources

The playing field is 100 yards long, populated by perpendicular white lines every five yards and two ten-yard deep scoring areas on either end called end zones.

The Mini-ITX segment has been long populated by Via and its C7 line of processors, which have catered to small form factor system builders, but Intel appears to be eyeing the low-cost, tiny desktop market as well.

Food and petroleum wholesalers, supermarkets and convenience stores have long populated our Largest Private Companies list, but today the list includes a large number of former Wall Street favorites, such as Toys RR" Us, Linens 'n Things and SunGard Data Systems.

The Pichilemu area was long populated by the indigenous Promaucaes.

Appalachia is, in American terms, old: long populated, with dialects and folkways that go back centuries.

Forty years after the sociopath stalked Haddonfield, Laurie is holed up as a doomsday prepper ― but not the kind of naif who's long populated horror (Mia Farrow in "Rosemary's Baby" and Judith O'Dea in "Night of the Living Dead," for example).

Just because we have lived in a certain way for so long, and we have consumed the way we have for so long, and populated the earth the way we have for so long, doesn't mean the decisions we've made in the past will work today.

The Fed board of governors has long been populated with a mix of people including lawyers, bankers and economists with a wide range of specialties.

The word "Kale" is Turkish for "castle," and the caves in Didimoticho, set in the hills below Byzantine ruins, have long been populated.

WHAT YOU'LL FIND The area has long been populated by members of the working and creative classes, joined recently by professionals.

These areas, within walking or biking distance of the campus and downtown, have long been populated by Yale faculty members and administrators, as well as other professionals.