Sentence examples for previous habitations from inspiring English sources

From the tenements of the Bronx to the prewar apartments of Manhattan and the frame cottages of Staten Island, signs of earlier generations lurk in unexpected corners, "like cave drawings providing traces of previous habitations," said Richard Rabinowitz, president of the American History Workshop.

The only sign of previous habitation was a hen.

All participants perceived that hypertension was not a problem in the rural, which was their previous habitation.

Leave your former habitations and take to the open road.

As with previous testing, habitation was considered acceptable by the crews, but some issues concerning stowage, Waste Containment System (WCS) volume, and sleep curtains need to be considered for redesign for the next generation vehicle.

However late human habitation was, civilizations developed quickly.

Schmidt had spent much of the previous decade working at Nevalı Çori, a nearby settlement from the ninth millennium B.C., which included both domestic habitations and a "sanctuary" with T-shaped pillars.

Even the habitations of trash can be adorned.

What are the "unfit habitations" described by Lois C. Ambash?

"Human habitations will also get hit by elephants.

According to previous studies and recent catch data, stretches between Shashi and Yueyang, which have higher sediment concentrations than the downstream areas below Yueyang, are currently the main areas of habitation for A. sinensis broodstock during breeding migration ([Yangtze Aquatic Resources Survey Group 1988]; Wei et al., unpublished data).