Sentence examples for market occupied from inspiring English sources

The market occupied a vast area under a yellow-and-white canopy.

In the United States, Google said it expects antitrust regulators to scrutinize its $700 million purchase of the flight information software firm ITA, with which it plans to enter the online travel search market occupied by Expedia, Orbitz, Bing and others.

A livestock market occupied the site as early as the 10th century.

The retail market occupies the entire ground floor.

Kerry Simon's latest restaurant, LA Market, occupies a corner off the lobby.

Analysts say the college market occupies a significant part of Russell's business.

Here's how to navigate a trip: Getting There The Hunts Point Terminal Market, also called the New York City Terminal Market, occupies 125 acres off Halleck Street in the South Bronx.

The market occupies an ordinary room much like a large lift lobby, not designed by Mayer, that is cut off from his extravagant architecture.

For this segment of the aged population, a simple walk across the room takes 10 minutes, and a stroll to get groceries at a nearby market occupies the whole day.

Naomi Heaton, chief executive of London Central Portfolio, which owns and manages a swath of more than 500 properties across Mayfair, Belgravia, Knightsbridge, and Kensington & Chelsea, said students are now the firm's biggest market, occupying 41% of its properties at an average of £600 a week – or more than £2,500 a month.

The cookies are gone, but the indoor market, occupying the block from 9th to 10th Avenues and 15th to 16th Streets, has stayed true to its food-focused heritage, offering a sprawling set of restaurants and kitchenware stores as well as a refuge from the season's cold snaps.