Sentence examples for wetlands until from inspiring English sources

The "Marsh Arabs" who lived in the wetlands until the 1990s had maintained their way of life--with reed houses, rice cultivation, and reliance on water buffalo--for 5000 years.

Since Waikiki was actually wetland until it was developed as a tourist destination, interfering with the beaches' natural patterns is nothing new, according University of Hawaii geology and geophysics professor Chip Fletcher.

Firefighters battling a blaze in this arid region were relieved last month when the fire headed for a large wetland -- until it went underground, igniting an ancient peat bog.

Located well outside mass transit routes, the spongy wetlands remained undeveloped until the completion of Shore Parkway made the area ripe for suburban-style development after World War II.

Lake Karla occupied the lowest part of the Thessaly plain and was considered to be one of the most important wetlands in Greece until 1962.

But hardest of all, said Peter Shapiro, who owned Wetlands in TriBeCa from 1996 until it closed in 2001, is just coming up with a new angle.

Depending on the outcome of the rule-making process, they said, developers would no longer need to seek federal permits before filling in land on millions of acres of wetlands where their actions have until now been strictly regulated.

South and west of the New Orleans metro area, miles of swamps, coastal marshes and wetlands stretch in every direction until eventually giving way to the open Gulf of Mexico.

Sandhill cranes settle in the wetlands each evening and rarely move until morning, making them an easy target for a drone with a thermal imaging camera.

Due to a lack of funds and environmental concerns about construction near the adjacent wetlands, the connector project remained dormant until 1990 when plans for the road were included report by the city's Transportation Executive Council.

Or tiger snakeout of the wetlands, whip-crackedby the whip of itself until its back is broke.