Sentence examples for barely occupied from inspiring English sources
On a midweek morning in May or September, when the place is barely occupied, or on a crowded midsummer Sunday, when the panorama would typically include two or three hundred naked bodies — male and female (usually more of the former), in various states of fitness and decrepitude — it's a genuinely idyllic spot with a remarkable capacity for evoking proprietary feelings.
During the pause on the ridge crest, an observer reported that the Oosttaverne line was barely occupied, at 2 00 p.m. a balloon observer reported a heavy German barrage on the II Anzac Corps front and a counter-attack patrol aircraft reported German infantry advancing either side of Messines.
In contrast, GR have a lower (∼5 nM) Kd for physiological glucocorticoids and are barely occupied under basal levels of steroids, but become progressively activated as glucocorticoid levels rise during ultradian pulses, the diurnal maximum or a stress response [51,218,219,258].
Years from now passing travellers may marvel at the grandeur and the folly of the futuristic landscape on the edges of Abu Dhabi: the barely occupied office blocks, the deserted streets, the vast tracts of undeveloped land and – most of all – the abandoned dream of a zero-carbon city.
In Annibale Carracci's "The Sacrifice of Abraham," done around 1599-1600, the subject that justifies the title barely occupies one twentieth of the surface.
But that film was barely visible, occupying only a tiny corner on the bottom right of the screen.
At 3 5 minutes after the ischemia onset, the OAPA alternans is barely detectable occupying less than 1% of the ischemic area.
Barely a year ago, M23 occupied Goma, a city of roughly one million people and a major commercial center in the eastern part of the country.
And yet, if we can see past the 600-pound piece of glass and the argon gas within and stare at a space on the map barely an inch long occupied by seven significant letters, you cannot help seeing an "America" that, very briefly, has been shorn of all meaning.
Signe Nielsen, a landscape architect, designed the site, which occupies barely 100 feet of waterfront.
