Sentence examples for permanent dwelling from inspiring English sources

The first permanent dwelling was built there in 1787.

The first permanent dwelling, a stone farmhouse, was constructed by an Englishman, William Lawrence, in 1644.

"It took 18 years to be allowed to build a more permanent dwelling," she said.

By 1834 he had found a permanent dwelling place in Concord, Mass., and in the following year he married Lydia Jackson and settled into the kind of quiet domestic life that was essential to his work.

"Only a very few Roma, if any, are genuinely nomadic in the sense that they lack any permanent dwelling". Dr Matras also points out that Gypsy migration is "never a migration of individuals, but of nuclear families, where a decision in favour of taking the risks of migration is adopted, a collective attitude of non-confidence is involved".

Hutchinson was therefore taking a considerable risk in putting a permanent dwelling at this site.

Dating back centuries in some cases, trulli were generally constructed as temporary storehouses or permanent dwellings by small proprietors or agricultural labourers.

Shatila began much like Bourj Hammoud, with simple shacks set up by aid organisations; then expanded, little by little, into permanent dwellings.

The curly-tailed animals have proven extraordinarily useful to human development and have been present from the earliest permanent dwellings to modern metropolises.

Although it lacks any permanent dwellings today, this section of desert is still used by members of the Ababda and Bisharin tribes who carry goods, graze crops and make camp within the sands.

The cultivation of cereal grains enabled Neolithic peoples to build permanent dwellings and congregate in villages, and the release from nomadism and a hunting-and-gathering economy gave them the time to pursue specialized crafts.