Sentence examples for soon populated from inspiring English sources
Founded in 1877 during construction of the Colorado Central Railroad, it was soon populated by unlucky gold miners who turned to farming and named in honour of W.A.H. Loveland, president of the railroad.
Instead of letting them linger, Brookfield reluctantly chain-sawed and removed them to make way for the Bobcat tractors, hardhats and Himalayas of scaffolding that soon populated the space.
In both models, the new vessels were soon populated by several of the types of cells present in normal blood vessels, suggesting that the animals' bodies were tolerating the transplants.
The building was soon populated with female artists who came from all over the world; the LA Times once referred to it a "feminist mecca".
Repositories of information, stored as digital objects, will soon populate the Internet.
As part of an exhibition at the V&A Museum in London, a team led by Jon Ardern and Anab Jain designed and built a series of drones to explore how these flying machines will soon populate our cities.
During a recent visit to Garner Holt Productions in an unassuming low-slung warehouse complex in a quiet industrial park, I watched as workers tested the movements of animatronic forty-niners that will soon populate the Calico Mine Ride.
The city will soon be populated with bicycles bearing the Citibank logo, as the new CitiBike bike-sharing program begins this summer.
On the "go" side, it looks all but certain that Broadway will soon be populated by a pair of singing septuagenarians, Bea Arthur and Elaine Stritch, each in her own solo show.
Joyce L. Connery, an Energy Department nuclear expert assigned to the National Security Council, remarked at a nuclear power conference in March, "I hope that soon we populate the world with S.M.R.'s as much as we populate the world with conferences about S.M.R.'s".
So it was probably inevitable that Bangalore would be branded another Silicon Valley, soon to be populated by armies of entrepreneurs and venture capitalists.
