Sentence examples for means settlement from inspiring English sources

The name Leipzig springs from the Slavik word Lipsk, which means "settlement where the linden trees stand".

The Posyolok — the word means "settlement" — is part of the city now, but it was created in the nineteen-sixties as a separate village, the third in a row of identical places all thrown together to house workers assigned to build the power station that still dominates the area.

Caian gives his name to the hamlet of Tregaian in which the church is situated: the Welsh word (shortened here to tre) means "settlement", and "‑gaian" is a modified form of the saint's name – i.e. "Caian's settlement".

The name means settlement by a rim or circle of hills; Cantuc is Celtic for a rim or circle, and -ton or -tun is Old English for a settlement.

Indeed, the DFS's success in collecting $340m may sharpen the incentives to "prosecute by press release", if only because the rewards for being the first to file can be so great.A settlement with one regulator, moreover, does not mean settlement with them all.

"I don't think we need or want any more immigration, by that I mean settlement, in Britain until we sort out the current mess," he said.

"Arriving in Australia by boat will no longer mean settlement in Australia.

The suffix –ton means a settlement or farmstead in Old English, indicating that the settlement has pre-Conquest origins.

The cumulative shortfall over the years undoubtedly exceed $3.4 billion, which means the settlement is a bargain.

"What this means for settlement planning is that they have to be set up perpendicular to the direction of the wind and laid out so that the wind blows odors and insects away from the areas inhabited by humans".

This also seems to confirm that Facebook will not have to offer forward reaching opt-outs to prevent future actions from being turned into Sponsored Stories, which means this settlement is less dangerous to Facebook's longterm business.