Sentence examples for to reside so from inspiring English sources

With Louisiana in Spanish control, there was no need for Los Adaes to reside so closely to Natchitoches, especially after the missions had relocated to San Antonio.

It is important, however, to analyse Idd loci in the context of the genome in which they reside so that the effect of the background in which the phenotype is observed, and the role of epistatic genetic interactions can be assessed.

The same intervals can be heard in other pieces of music — for instance, in the second movement of Beethoven's "Emperor" Concerto — but do not reside so prominently in memory as "Somewhere" because they are deeper in the music.

But can they reside so easily in space?

The most profound alteration would not reside so much in the specific grants as in the basic psychological and motivational transformation of the Negro.

Comets, which reside so far from the sun that they've remained relatively unchanged, are fossils from our young solar system, when it was just 1 million to 10 million years old, Öberg said.

He's got a life choice to make about where he resides, so he's going through the process".

That was the same city in which dictator Ceausescu's son resided so it was covered in security and armed forces.

That was the same city in which dictator Ceausescu's son resided, so it was full of security and armed forces.

There are no words of empathy that can salve the pain that you must be going through; the pain that was so violently forced upon you and the pain that resides so deep that only you can hear its voice.

The Poles, entangled in a bloody civil war, initially conceded to the requirement, but soon found it unacceptable for their monarch to reside abroad for so long.