Sentence examples for town continuously from inspiring English sources

Ancient town, continuously inhabited for more than 5,000 years.

Population in Estuary Cimandiri area and the Pelabuhanratu Town increase continuously, which will cause an occurrence of land use changes from open space to built-up area.

An older pattern, still found in a few areas (as among some Maya peoples of the south and among the Huichol of the north), was for the municipio centre to be an empty town, occupied continuously only by civil and religious authorities and perhaps a few merchants.

During the game, your town center continuously spawns settlers at no cost, but at a slow rate - slower than training them in other civilizations.

And the frozen lake between the two towns is continuously traversed by cross-country skiers.

She had arrived in St Omer in the summer of 1917 when the town was being continuously bombed.

The site of the Nativity of Jesus was identified by St. Justin Martyr, a 2nd-century Christian apologist, as a manger in "a cave close to the village"; the cave, now under the nave of the Church of the Nativity in the heart of the town, has been continuously venerated by Christians since then.

In quotes from the book: Outside the windows the cars swept past continuously, out of town, into town, lights ablaze, radios at full throttle.

Seemingly endless strawberry fields surround town centers, which are continuously under construction.

It was "Greek for 'swift'" and "the oldest continuously inhabited town in Europe".

Sitting in a deep valley carved by the Rhine, the town is the oldest continuously inhabited city north of the Alps, with archeological finds dating to 3000BC.