Sentence examples for first occupiers from inspiring English sources

Sitting around with the first occupiers of Zuccotti Park on the first anniversary of Occupy, I listened to one lovely young man talking about the rage that his peers, particularly his gender, often have.

Sitting around with the first occupiers of Zuccotti Park on the first anniversary of Occupy, I listened to one lovely young man talking about the rage his peers, particularly his gender, often have.

Published a year ago when he was 93, the former French resistance fighter Stéphane Hessel's call for a youth uprising against the powerful, Time for Outrage!, became a pan-European bestseller and was read by the first occupiers in Madrid – the name they adopted, Los Indignados (later copied by the Greek protesters), was taken from its Spanish title, ¡Indignaos!

The first occupier had some wealth and some taste: it is nicely panelled and detailed, with big Doric cornicing, dados, fire surrounds and shutters.

Though the first occupier does not actually dispossess anyone, still his acquisition may prejudice other's interests of others if there is not, in Locke's words, 'enough and as good left in common' for them to enjoy (Locke 1988 [1689], II, para. 27).

Jesus was the first Occupier.

Indeed, at first the occupiers appeared to be building a counterculture.

"At first the occupiers did not seem so bad," she recalls.

When she and her husband bought the house three years ago they became the first owner occupiers for 150 years.

Second, the Occupiers are a composite of idealistic causes, many of them vague.

The Republicans first denounced the occupiers of Wall Street, then cuddled up to them.