Sentence examples for widely settled from inspiring English sources

Slash-and-burn cultivation would have made for widely settled populations; and, as has been argued, the uniformity of the lowland Maya environment would have worked against the growth of strong interregional trade, always a factor in urban development.

Having lived in London and America and travelled widely, he settled in Suffolk and was happiest working there.Despite his occasional crabbiness, Britten had a gift for friendship and was close to many of the musical and literary figures of his age.

She was born in Virginia, but her family travelled widely before settling in Tacoma, Washington.

Snow fell and settled widely in Scotland and northern England in the final week as wintry showers moved south.

The family travelled widely but eventually settled in Seattle, where Marcel studied first at the Cornish school (now Cornish College of the Arts) and then for eight years with the dancer and trainer Mary Ann Wells.

Until the widely-accepted principles settle into a widely-accepted regulatory regime, there will be litigation, negotiation, and uncertainty.

A hulking Dane? – yes, possibly, though historians now know that the Norsemen settled as widely as Kiev in the east and Cork in the west, and almost certainly intermarried with local populations.

The gay marriage issue is widely expected to be settled in June, when the US supreme court rules on a whether gay couples have a fundamental rights to marry, against the wishes of resistant states such as Alabama.

C1 Oil Prices Reach New High Low-sulfur crude for delivery next month, the most widely watched oil price, settled at $46.58 a barrel, the third time this week that it has set a record high; last Friday's final price was $43.95 a barrel.

Polish migrants have settled more widely across the whole of the UK than many other immigrant 'groups'groups

Who is and who is not to be included in the Boom has been widely debated and never settled.