Sentence examples for was occupied from from inspiring English sources

The oldest, the Hill Complex, was occupied from the ninth to the 13th centuries.

Thor's Cave was occupied from the end of the Palaeolithic period to Roman times.

The Main valley was occupied from about 260 by the Burgundians, while the Agri Decumates (of the Black Forest region) were held by the Alemanni.

The site was occupied from the 4th millennium bc, and its importance grew in the Early and Middle Bronze ages (c. 3000 c. 1600 bc).

An impressive Mycenaean palace compound that was occupied from about 1700 bce to just before 1200 was unearthed north of present Pylos Navarino Neókastro in 1939.

The borough was occupied from Anglo-Saxon times or earlier; remains of a Roman road (now called Stane Street) have been excavated in Morden.

The camp is an iron age hill fort, believed to have been occupied from around 350BC until the Roman invasion in AD43, and ideally placed to defend the crossing over the river Avon.

While several nouns have been occupied — from summer camp to health care — it is only with Hurricane Sandy that the times have conspired to deliver an event that fully calls upon the movement's talents and caters to its strengths.

Most co-op proprietary leases, he said, state that an apartment may be occupied from time to time by guests of the owner for a specific time period, typically one month.

A promontory fort with earthwork defences was built on the same location at the end of the Iron Age, possibly being occupied from the 3rd century BC into the Roman period.

We define a site to be occupied (from a given ant's perspective) if the amount of stimulus in a site if greater than the threshold of the ant.