Sentence examples for the former settlement from inspiring English sources

After he failed to locate any walking through the area, Hurley enlisted a volunteer pilot to fly him over Crown Heights and Bedford-Stuyvesant, and he took aerial photographs of the former settlement.

At a small museum at the entrance to Jerusalem named for the former settlement bloc, Gush Katif, that loss is on display: the keys to a former synagogue hanging on a wall, a cup of broken glass from its windows nearby and color photographs of smiling farmers in their greenhouses cultivating yellow peppers and geraniums.

The former settlement is a full-fledged city.

Today, little remains of the former settlement at Brilliant except for Verigin's tomb.

Captured by two Getty photographers, the photos below show the shell of the former settlement.

They are mostly in the former settlement of Nitzerim, an open area which enables them to cut off the northern part from the southern part of Gaza.

Amjad al-Agha is an agricultural engineer who oversees a mushroom farm in the "liberated lands" – the former settlements of Gush Qatif in southern Gaza.

And when Israel painfully pulls its people out of settlements and turns them over to the Palestinians, as most recently witnessed in Gaza, the former settlements are used as launching pads for rocket attacks on Israel.

PAGE A12 Israel Withdraws From Gaza After Israeli troops began an overnight evacuation of the Gaza Strip, Palestinians rushed into the former settlements and shot off fireworks in celebration.

To the west of it lie most of the former settlements which formed the older part of the town, namely Runcorn, Higher Runcorn, Weston, Weston Point and Clifton (formerly Rocksavage), and the new town areas of Halton Brook and Halton Lodge.

One of the main tasks undertaken during return visits has been netwayaz (cleaning, tidying, weeding): the demarcation of the human presence on the land by cutting down and clearing coconut trees and other overgrown vegetation in the former settlements (Johannessen 2011: 202).