Sentence examples for settled territory from inspiring English sources
Hoole skillfully captures the wide variety of expressions on his subjects' faces, and fills the painting with the early morning light of this newly settled territory.
We are just about in the central portion of the "settled" Territory and with perhaps the best landing and the most eligible site for a city in the entire country..
On April 5, 2012, Khalid Wazir, profiled in the magazine in 2004, was assassinated in the main market of Bannu, the ancient city that lies along the border between Pakistan's settled territory and the unsettled tribal region roughly the size of Vermont.
By Eliza Griswold April 8 , 2012On April 5, 2012, Khalid Wazir, profiled in the magazine in 2004, was assassinated in the main market of Bannu, the ancient city that lies along the border between Pakistan's settled territory and the unsettled tribal region roughly the size of Vermont.
Photograph: Thir Khan/AFP/Getty Images On April 5 , 2012 Khalid Wazir, profiled in the magazine in 2004, was assassinated in the main market of Bannu, the ancient city that lies along the border between Pakistan's settled territory and the unsettled tribal region roughly the size of Vermont.
Song birds seem to use this principle of increased contrast as a tool to settle territory boundaries.
The Inca emperor Huayna Capac (died c. 1525) established Quito as an important governmental and military outpost, and his followers settled the territory now composing Pichincha province.
Hunter gatherers settled the territory in the stone and iron ages, followed later by Bantu peoples.
The Falkland Islands are a homogeneous society, with the majority of inhabitants descended from Scottish and Welsh immigrants who settled the territory in 1833.
You had all those great things that you got to define, but then suddenly, you'd settled the territory and there was less room.
It may be smaller or larger than a metropolitan area; it may also comprise the city proper and its suburban fringe or thickly settled adjoining territory".
