Sentence examples similar to village continuously from inspiring English sources

The study site, however, is such where some villages have been continuously affected by floods for the last 40 years.

Hanging around jobless in Kabul, Khushal still routinely bumped into people visiting the capital from his village and consequently felt continuously vulnerable.

Even here, in what the Acoma describe as the oldest continuously occupied village in the United States, the Dallas Cowboys connect a community fighting to maintain ancient traditions while adapting to the modern world.

It came as a source close to Serbia's intelligence service, the BIA – or Security Information Agency – said Mladic had been living openly for several years, although "not continuously", in the village of Lazarevo, where he was found.

It came as a source close to Serbia's intelligence service, the BIA – or Security Information Agency – said Mladic had been living openly, although "not continuously", in the village of Lazarevo, where he was found, for several years.

However, the defenders of the II Battalion had created a complex underground bunker system in the village, which enabled them to continuously outflank Canadian infantry; it would take another seven hours to clear Tailleville of defenders, which ensured that the North Shores would be unable to capture German radar sites to the south on D-Day.

Instead, what archaeology has revealed is quite a lot about the integrated agricultural systems of the very late Neolithic, a period in which continuously occupied sedentary villages become the norm.

San Antonino, often referred to as the Balagne's most beautiful village and the island's oldest continuously inhabited village, dating to the ninth century, has an unrivaled 360-degree view of the Balagne, as well as the Maison du Citron, which makes a lemon wine that is a refreshing chilled aperitif.

In addition, households were visited at least weekly by the medical team continuously stationed in the village during the transmission season, so as to ascertain that suspected cases had been referred to the dispensary.

Neolithic sites (before 2500 bce) are found in the Evrótas valley, the Maléa peninsula, and elsewhere; Yeráki, a quiet village southeast of Sparta, has been occupied continuously since Neolithic times and has remains from several periods of its history.

"The settlers are provoking us continuously," said Hani Abu Reidi, head of the village council.