Sentence examples for because it occupies three from inspiring English sources

We didn't have trouble finding the bar because it occupies three floors.

(The New Year's Eve concert costs more because it occupies four CD's).

It occupies three small rooms along a narrow hallway.

Two, because it occupies a rare kind of intellectual commons—a concern for what came before—shared among otherwise isolated fields.

Because it occupies a promontory, it would rise up to 235 feet above Morningside Drive.

Perhaps because it occupies an older era while bringing nothing fresh from it.

Verisimilitude is heightened at Greenway because it occupies a building on the grounds of Fairfax High School.

Sometimes it is obvious because it occupies our minds and sometimes it reveals itself in the form of stress.

It now occupies six to seven floors.

Resins coupled with nitriloacetic acid (NTA) are the most suitable solid support using metal ions with a coordination number of six, such as Ni2+, because quadridentate NTA occupies four coordination positions, leaving two positions available for tight, but reversible, interactions with target proteins [ 2].

Leo Castelli Gallery 59 East 79th Street, Manhattan Through Nov. 23 "Something We Talked About," a four-artist show, occupies two different galleries not because it's too big for one but to play with ideas of doubling and separation.