Sentence examples for may have occupied from inspiring English sources

Which, come to think of it, may have occupied more of his mental space than romance did.

By the late 20th century, however, archaeologists had found evidence that a more limited workforce may have occupied the site on a permanent rather than a seasonal basis.

By the late 20th century, however, archaeologists found evidence that a more limited workforce may have occupied the site on a permanent rather than a seasonal basis.

They may have occupied the whole of the region and controlled the port of Pathein (Bassein) in the west and the city of Bago in the centre.

The Dutch may have occupied St. Helena about 1645 51, but in 1659 the English East India Company took possession of the island.

VON EICHBORN: The advance unit may have occupied this building, too-or at least a part of this advance unit did-to safeguard this building for the regimental staff.

Since the 1970s, musicologists and gay-rights campaigners have been trying to extract Handel from a closet which he may or may not have occupied.

Combining these estimates of the bounds of NPDW suggests the LGM watermass may not have occupied a significantly different depth range than at present.

Bone apatite δ18O values strongly suggest that both types of cave bears used isotopically distinct water sources, indicating that they may not have occupied the same landscape, either separated in space or in time due to climatic shifts.

The great writer and revolutionary was born in Thetford in 1737 in a house that may once have occupied the town's back yard, and he has a statue a few hundred yards down the hill in front of the King's House, which was once a hunting lodge of James I and VI.

Under the southern tower is a statue of Vishnu, known as Ta Reach, which may originally have occupied the temple's central shrine.