Sentence examples for settles beside from inspiring English sources

Man settles beside a river, that source of life, commerce.

Johnny settled beside him.

"Can I sit?" Timo settled beside her.

Hunters who had roamed the savanna settled beside the rivers and perfected their skills as fishermen.

Petraeus settled beside the window and propped his feet on a red picnic cooler.

In the 1630s English pioneers arrived in the Connecticut River valley, settling beside such Indian tribes as the Podunk, Wangunk, and Saukiog.

He settled beside me as his wife brought blankets and fire baskets and poured us cups of chai from a thermos flask.

Open Tue-Sat 11am-9pm, Sun 11am-3pm In St Bernard, just down from the French Quarter, Sicilians settled beside Canary Islanders and Cajuns to create a unique culture.

For the Mississippi to make such a change was completely natural, but in the interval since the last shift Europeans had settled beside the river, a nation had developed, and the nation could not afford nature.

Gatherers who had harvested wild grain on the plains settled beside lakes, where they could sow some of their gleanings as seed in the moist and fertile soils left by the waters that withdrew at the end of each wet season.

Not only because the pay is good, but because "like so many of the freed slaves in the American South who settled beside the plantation gates, the former prisoners stayed on to work for the Kombinat," still hoping, like many of the elderly Chechens in Aldy, that the state, which had done so much harm, would come to their aid.