Sentence examples for resided before from inspiring English sources

Returning to the house in Srebrenica where she resided before and during the war was a harrowing experience for Safia, not least because of the painful memories of her family and the encounters in the street with those culpable of the town's massacre.

As if the obvious fact of large-scale displacement were not enough, evidence is now emerging of a number of previously unreported mass graves around Rakhine state, the area where most Rohingya resided before the current wave of persecution began.

More ambitiously, in 2009, he created a physical replica of Veronese's "Wedding at Cana" and exhibited it, with projections, in the Venetian church where it resided before Napoleon took it to France.

My colleague Serge Kovaleski reports: Tommy, a close friend of the Zimmerman family who lives across the street from where Mr. Zimmerman's parents resided before going into hiding, said in an interview, "Ms. Corey's findings are sad for us, but my wife and I agree that we now have to let the system do its job".

They also stumbled along a Spanish-style penthouse where Ronald Reagan first resided before reaching fame as an actor.

While prominent examples of these courtyard buildings can still be visited in Muharraq and Dubai, the typical cubic buildings, in which most of the population resided before the oil production began, were completely replaced and never restored (Fig. 7).

There was a widespread perception, he said, that Greece had not done enough to process migrants properly, including setting up camps or hot spots where refugees could reside before their relocation.

Sometimes she seems to withhold the facts to build suspense, as when she darts among several theories of where the brain's clock might reside before declaring that "no one can find it".

The narthex was seen as an ecclesiologically 'correct' method of achieving this, providing a space at the front of a church where non-Christians could 'inquire', and where catechumens could reside before baptism and thus make a symbolic entry into the church of Christ.

MEG3 DNA methylation levels were also lower when maternal grandmothers co-resided before pregnancy (-0.314 SD, p <.05).

Therefore, urbanization level does not fully reflect the locations where children actually reside before age two.