Sentence examples for was also populated from inspiring English sources
As for Mamma Mia!, that film was based on a long-running stage show that over many years had created a hungry audience for a film version, and was also populated with a heavyweight cast.
Beth Yerah was settled in the Early Bronze Age (c. 3100 2300 bc) and was also populated from the Hellenistic to the Arab periods (c. 2nd century bc to 12th century ad).
Later, the model was also populated by OpenStreetMap data from the whole Europe and the dataset was named Open Transport Map (OTM .8 OTM can be therefore shortly described as an "INSPIRE compatible and routable OpenStreetMap (OSM) available for the EU territory".
The slightly older Two Medicine Formation, home to H. stebingeri, was also populated by another well-known nesting hadrosaur, Maiasaura, as well as the troodontid Troodon, which is also known from nesting traces.
The database was also populated with Entrez Gene data and Gene Reference Into Function (RIF) files available at NCBI's FTP site (ftp://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/gene/; data was retrieved from NCBI on April 26 , 2007, which we filtered on their taxonomic ID for mouse entries; Gene RIF interaction data are used in constructing graphs of known interactions in StarNet.
The 2H11/2 level may be also populated from the 4S3/2 level by thermal excitation, due to the thermal population and depopulation at high temperature [31].
The courtyard is also populated by freestanding white plaster dresses.
Republican history is also populated with harder-line conservatives, like Senator Robert Taft of Ohio, dubbed "Mr. Republican".
It's done with a lightness of touch, a sense of wry humour, but the book is also populated with the small and large losses of growing older.
Dragon Quest IX is also populated by a seemingly endless series of side quests and optional areas in its vast virtual world.
His fictions may be full of delectably cobwebby sentences, but they are also populated by bloodied victims and monstrous predators, and what drives them is a force as mysteriously elusive as art, known as money.
