Sentence examples for settlements laid out from inspiring English sources

The Spanish reducciones created new nucleated settlements laid out in a grid pattern in the Spanish style, with a central plaza, a church and the town hall housing the civil government, known as the ayuntamiento.

According to the terms of the settlement laid out by officials last week, the school district would pay a lump sum of $200,000 and lifetime health benefits, which they estimated to be valued at $250,000 to $300,000.

When the Romans took over, their settlement, laid out in 49 CE, became known as Verulamium.

The settlement lays out strict procedures for foreclosures, which should allow them to start again.

The 17-page settlement lays out in vivid detail the depth of Ms. Lynch's reach in Albany, suggesting that donations Ms. Lynch made herself or helped arrange for clients gained her "preferred access" to Mr. Hevesi and his top aides.

"All these settlements were laid out with a complicated plan, with a sense of engineering and mathematics that rivalled anything that was happening in much of Europe at the time".

In 1568 the settlement was laid out in the form of a medieval citadel, protected by a bulwark and cannons.

Another settlement was laid out and called Losantiville, and a third, North Bend, was established a short distance down the Ohio.

The settlement was laid out in 1802 by Ludwig Eyer and was originally known as Eyersburg and Eyertown.

The settlement was laid out in 1697 as Buckingham near the site of William Penn's home and was renamed in about 1700 for Bristol, England.

The new settlement was laid out (probably under the influence of the burgh of Haddington) around Glasgow Cross, down the hill from the cathedral and old fort of Glasgow, but above the flood level of the River Clyde.