Sentence examples for occupied from the from inspiring English sources

The oldest, the Hill Complex, was occupied from the ninth to the 13th centuries.

Thor's Cave was occupied from the end of the Palaeolithic period to Roman times.

Each chapter of "Making Rent" corresponds to an apartment that he occupied from the mid-two-thousands to 2016.

South of the Hill Complex lies the Great Enclosure, occupied from the 13th to the 15th centuries: a spectacular circular monument made of cut granite blocks.

The site was occupied from the 4th millennium bc, and its importance grew in the Early and Middle Bronze ages (c. 3000 c. 1600 bc).

Celtiberia, an area in present north-central Spain occupied from the 3rd century bc onward by tribes thought to be of mixed Iberian and Celtic stock.

Trying to remind oneself of the virtues like charity, compassion, and forgiveness while avoiding vices of selfishness and dishonesty listed in the Quran is best achieved when focused on one's life given the need to keep the mind pre-occupied from the hunger pangs experienced during the first few days of fasting.

Of the Uralic languages family, coming from northwestern Siberia, they migrated south and west, occupying from the end of 9th century the Pannonian Basin.

ISIL obtains hundreds of millions of dollars from the black market sales of oil, from extorting funds from the citizens of the territories that it occupies, from the foreign sales of stolen antiquities, and from other crimes.

Normal breast parenchyma occupied from 5%15%15% of the normal breast sample with the bulk of the tissue composed of fibrous tissue and fat.

The Main valley was occupied from about 260 by the Burgundians, while the Agri Decumates (of the Black Forest region) were held by the Alemanni.