Sentence examples for lone occupant from inspiring English sources
We asked the lone occupant — a Mr. John Keel — where we could find her.
I mumbled an apology to the lone occupant, a quiet-looking gentleman, who replied, "No problem, it's the rhythm of life".
STATISTICALLY, the house's lone occupant is most apt to be a widow or divorced woman who can no longer care for herself.
SURVEYING the row of door buzzers outside the hulking Brooklyn building where the artist Sue de Beer works, it somehow seems fitting to find a lone occupant listed on the building's top floor, with no further explanation: "GOD".
When the trial began last month, Officer Stewart's partner, Paul J. Lipka, testified that he had seen a lone occupant in the car but could not identify his face.
Lee Farm, a handsome building designed by Gregg McWilliams, will remain the lone occupant of Lee Farm Corporate Park because much of the remaining 10.5-acre site is under the flight path of Danbury Airport.
At Elm Park, a soaring industrial and residential complex, 700 employees of the German insurer Allianz are the lone occupants of a space designed for thousands.
Traffic seemed to be moving fairly smoothly yesterday, the first regular workday morning on which new regulations forbade lone-occupant cars from entering Manhattan below 62nd Street.
The lone remaining occupant of the house is Devon, the family cat, who moved about in the rubble, but out of training, or fidelity, or just plain bewilderment, refused to leave the premises.
The authorities could also demand that all vehicles entering should have at least two occupants to make it more difficult for lone attackers to sneak a vehicle bomb into the area by obtaining false permission.
