Sentence examples for have recently occupied from inspiring English sources
Among the oddities and menaces they discover are a mysterious hatch, the occasional appearance of ominous black smoke, a population referred to as "the Others," and the bunkers of scientific researchers who appear to have recently occupied the island.
He walks the way generals walk when they arrive in countries that they have recently occupied.
Psychiatric emergency services (PES) have recently occupied a new and growing place in the landscape of mental health services.
They were seized by Ansar Dine, an Islamist group that had recently occupied the village.
France was in the midst of the military campaigns that would lead to the Napoleonic Wars, and had recently occupied Belgium and the Netherlands.
And we agree that Israel should halt incursions in the Palestinian-controlled areas and begin to withdraw without delay from those cities it has recently occupied...
METROMEDIA Fiber Network, a company that develops technology for sending information over the Internet, has recently occupied three floors of the office building at 360 Hamilton Avenue here.
Yet to lay the foundations of future peace, I ask Israel to halt incursions into Palestinian-controlled areas and begin the withdrawal from those cities it has recently occupied.
Around the room, other Maybelle's regulars were in their places — a French photographer whose pictures of Red Hook had recently occupied the space now taken over by the half-installed scrolls; the writer Stanley Crouch, who that day had published the first volume of his biography of Charlie Parker.
Meeting with a top American official for the first time since Israel declared him irrelevant late last year, Yasir Arafat told Secretary of State Colin L. Powell today that no cease-fire was possible until Israel ended its military operation in the West Bank and withdrew from the cities and towns it had recently occupied.
This called for the withdrawal of British troops from most colonial territories it had recently occupied.
