Sentence examples for has since occupied from inspiring English sources

The tent city was created 10 months ago to protest Portland's shelter system and has since occupied a handful of sites downtown.

Eventually I did Tosca, at the same time I started singing lyric Wagner like Elisabeth in 'Tannhäuser' and my first and only Elsa in 'Lohengrin.' " Though German opera has since occupied most of Ms. Stemme's schedule, she deliberately keeps a handful of Italian roles in her repertory.

Beetles appeared 285 million years ago and have since occupied nearly every available ecological niche, and it is this sustained diversification in a variety of plant associated niches, combined with the historically high survival of beetle lineages, that is thought to have led to their current success [19], [20].

Soon enough, however, they are ordered to retake Matterhorn, which has since been occupied by the enemy.

One of Ms. Kurth's first projects, dating to 1983, it has since been occupied and renovated by five different owners.

The agenda has since been occupied by an issue supposed to be a non-issue.

What started a year and a half ago as a supper club at their apartment has, since January, occupied a more formal space, with seats for 14 diners, on a drowsy block by the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. Brooklyn-Queens Expressway

This 40,000 sq ft (3,716 sq m) floor space has since been occupied by PwC, whose office is on the ground floor below the busy station and floors one to nine above.

In May, Spanish youth — 45 percent unemployed, according to the latest statistics — rallied en masse as the "indignados," or indignant ones, erupting in the kind of popular discontent that has since spawned Occupy Wall Street.

He had a look at the Israeli roadblocks of cement and dirt that cut off Palestinian towns and the settlements that Israelis have built since occupying the West Bank during the 1967 war.

Excavations beginning in the late 1980s within Edinburgh Castle have proved what was long suspected that the Castle Rock has been occupied since about 1000 bc.