Sentence examples for few occupied from inspiring English sources

The few occupied rooms all looked the same, as in some featureless bleak hotel.

One of the few occupied homes has a warning sign spray-painted on the garage door: "Trespassers, you will be violated by U.S. Marine sniper".

On our first visit, on a Friday night, one of the few occupied tables held a large gathering that became increasingly difficult to ignore as our dinner wore on.

"What are you going to do?" Teacher Fei asked when the silence between them began to attract prying glances from the middle-aged proprietress of the diner, who sat behind the counter and studied the few occupied tables.

I've been to the TriBeCa location around that time, and while the bar is busy, the dining room only had a few occupied tables, which makes me think children wouldn't be a disturbance.

But the engineers being turned out by the educational system have increasing difficulty finding jobs, the remittances from the Persian Gulf region are beginning to fall, the hotels are half empty and there are few occupied floors in the office towers.

Importantly, the spatially explicit ZIBs predicted fewer occupied sites in more defined areas compared to non-spatial ZIBs.

The least mean square (LMS) adaptive filter, which has advantages of fast convergence speed, lower noise and fewer occupied hardware resources, is adopted to demodulate the vibration velocity of the gyroscope and detect its phase shift.

And on a block of two- and three-story homes in East Elmhurst, Queens, where the census recorded 26 fewer occupied apartments and 20 more vacant ones (defined as habitable but with no one living there) than a decade earlier, in 2000, a real estate agent said a one-family house had been illegally divided and had 14 residents — evidence of demand for housing.

Expressed as a proportion of possible tip link sites (i.e. tip-side appositions) the homozygote had fewer occupied sites (30%) compared with the heterozygote (46%), fewer unforked links (23% vs 47%) and fewer stumps (5% vs 9%) but more ambiguous links (65% vs 38%).

However, the rate of home ownership is fairly high, some two-thirds of dwellings being owner-occupied (a marked increase from 1970, when only about half were owner-occupied), and comparatively few owner-occupied homes carry mortgages (though the proportion of mortgages has increased as home ownership has grown).