Sentence examples for when it was settled from inspiring English sources

And when it was settled — Mexico.

Congaree Indians were living in the area when it was settled by Palatine German farmers in the 1730s.

But in a town that dates to 1620, when it was settled by the Pilgrims, tradition triumphed.

Situated in the broad, fertile Valle Central 3,800 feet (1,160 metres) above sea level, it was called Villa Nueva when it was settled in 1736.

Named Mountain Plantations when it was settled in 1678, it was later renamed to honour William, prince of Orange, who became William III of Great Britain.

When it was settled that Mr. Keith and Ms. Bell would co-host, they entered riding atop an enormous plastic beverage cup.

An agent wants more to act on a certain reason, he holds, when her desire to act on that reason has greater motivational strength than have any desires she has to act on competing reasons, and when it is settled in the agent's mind that that reason, rather than her reasons for doing otherwise, is the one that she will now and in the future act on.

Treat your horse like you want to be treated, be friendly and and give it lots of love when it is settling in to its new surroundings.

In 1912 Lawrence was the scene of a great strike involving out-of-town militia and the Industrial Workers of the World; known as the "Bread and Roses" strike (owing to a banner carried by some of the striking women textile workers), it was settled when the labourers won a one-cent hourly increase.

"Ultimately it was settled last week, when Mr. Ohnesorg assured our chairman of the board that we were special at the hall, and we would get the date".

Tells about some of its history when it was being settled & when it became a prosperous fishing & whaling port.