Sentence examples for past residences from inspiring English sources

Each participant was asked about current and past residences throughout her lifetime, including length of time residing at each residence (measured by dates of move-in and move-out).

Buyers already have to fill out a form giving details of their past residences, said a spokesman.

The car increasingly threatened violence, not just for what its driver could do when he arrived at Laquan's final destination, but as it jeopardized others with impunity as it drove on the wrong side of the road, sped past residences, and blew through a stop sign.

Crime pattern theory [39] and the extant research suggest offender movement is structured by neighborhood characteristics, the target backcloth, and influenced by other locations in the offender's activity space, such as workplace or past residences [40, 41].

Past the MD 279 intersection, the route leaves Elkton and becomes Singerly Road, which continues past residences.

This pairing continues past residences before heading into the downtown area, where the road intersects MD 304 (Water Street).

With Ms. Dimbo working as a bank manager in Lagos, the family lived comfortably, but came back to Ireland twice, believing each time that George's citizenship and their past residence gave them the right to stay.

This allows individuals to be classified as: non-movers; interprovincial migrants (whose past residence 5 years previously was in a different province); external migrants (whose residence 5 years earlier was outside of Canada); and intraprovincial migrants (those who moved within a province).

Neither gender nor past residence in a rural area significantly modified preferences within any of the cadres.

Models of PCB-153 as the exposure were adjusted for the same covariates, plus Caribbean origin and past residence in a Western country, and DDE (quintiles).

The case suggests that physicians should not disregard remote histories of brucellosis and past residence in brucellosis-endemic areas when confronted with possible reactivation disease.