Sentence examples for one settlement to from inspiring English sources

But come this winter, there may be no roads for the horse-drawn buggies used by the Amish to travel from one settlement to the other.

When settlers decide they want to cross from one settlement to another all the Palestinian traffic is backed up in both directions for long periods -- so long that vending stands have grown up to serve the waiting drivers.

They centered chiefly on whether the Palestinian state anchored on the West Bank would be a contiguous piece of land or whether it would be cut by roads built by the Israelis to get from one settlement to another.

Archaeologists have been in disagreement about whether the spread of the beakers signified a Bronze Age fashion that was passed from one settlement to another, like prehistoric fidget spinners, or whether there was a mass migration – or even invasion – of beaker folk?

The bus was shuttling elementary school pupils from one settlement to another in the Palestinian-ruled Gaza Strip, where the fortress-like Israeli enclaves, some of which occupy prime beachfront property, have met with profound antagonism and recently a spate of violent attacks.

He drives from one yeshiva to another, one settlement to another, speaking.

But many hard-line settlers argue that to give up one settlement is to start down a slippery slope.

One settlement obliges it to pay $40 million to Enron shareholders and employees who have sued, contending audits by Andersen wiped out their investments and savings.

The story centers on Zulé, a dynamic young voodoo priestess, or mambo, as she and her retinue travel in a ceremonial pilgrimage during Holy Week from one rural settlement to another.

In "Boesman and Lena," about a mixed-race couple migrating from one bleak settlement to another, both emotionally embittered and inextricably yoked by their predicament, Mr. Mokae appeared in the 1970 American premiere Off Broadway, with Ruby Dee and James Earl Jones.

What passed for homelessness policy in the city was dictated by the lawsuits that kept the city lurching from one court settlement to the next.