10 sentences with 'regions'
Example sentences and phrases with the word regions and other words derived from it.
• « Whole regions of my body were coming back to life and trying to tell me that something terrible had happened. »
• « Other regions of the brain have backup systems; if one is injured, another takes over its function. But in the brain stem, what is destroyed is destroyed forever. There is no margin for error. »
• « This period of history was called the Hellenistic Age. The people who were part of this era were Europeans, Middle Easterners and North Africans, people who worshipped both the Greek gods and the gods of their own regions, spoke all sorts of different languages and lived as part of a hybrid culture. »
• « Beginning around 9,500 BC, humans in a handful of regions of the world discovered agriculture, i.e., the deliberate cultivation of edible plants. People discovered that certain seeds could be planted and reliably cultivated. »
• « Sometimes, after that, people in the same regions began to domesticate animals, keeping herds of cattle, pigs, sheep and goats in controlled conditions, defending them from predators, and eating them and using their hides. »
• « The most important regions for the development of Western civilisation were Mesopotamia and Egypt, because it was from these regions that the different technologies, empires and ideas that came together in Western civilisation were forged. »
• « The two regions had been politically distinct for centuries, but (according to archaeology and the dating system created by Manetho) in about 3100 BC Narmer, a king of Upper Egypt, conquered Lower Egypt and united the country for the first time. »
• « The pharaohs divided Egypt into two administrative regions: Upper Egypt, which ran up the Nile and ruled from the city of Thebes, and Lower Egypt, near the Nile delta, where it flowed into the Mediterranean and ruled from the city of Memphis. »
• « Likewise, Egypt brought not only wealth but also its unique culture to the surrounding regions, serving as one of the founding elements of Western civilisation as a whole. »
• « There were four main regions along the coasts or near the eastern Mediterranean that were home to the major Bronze Age states: Greece, Anatolia, Canaan and Mesopotamia, and Egypt. »