"We all learned to hold our corner, because if we didn't she occupied it rather rapidly.
She started her Paris establishment at 31, Rue Cambon, which is now almost the only number on both sides of the street in her block, except a recalcitrant post office, that she does not occupy today.
It can also apply to anyone who receives such shares from the sponsor for investment purposes and whom the sponsor has designated as a holder of unsold shares — as long as he or she does not occupy the apartment.
The longer she waits and the more interviews she does, the longer she occupies a self-arranged position of being courted — drafted, in the old political sense of the word, for service.
Following the birth, she lived at her mother's until her daughter was three months old, but returned to the flat after the housing association threatened to end the tenancy if she did not occupy the property.
Indeed, McCarthy wrote to Arendt that Trilling, who had written to the N.Y.R.B. criticizing McCarthy's report on Vietnam, "is such a fool, if she didn't occupy her absurd place in the New York establishment, they would have thrown her letter in the wastebasket".
So what's she doing occupying D.C.? "I'm an ally," she said to The Huffington Post.
Does Obama occupy any higher moral ground?
Poetics doesn't occupy a crowded field.
Occupy Wall Street does not occupy Wall Street itself, which is narrow, easily cordoned off, and unsuitable for sleeping.
