Sentence examples for no one occupied from inspiring English sources
For two years, Barack Obama got the benefit of the doubt from fervent supporters — I'd bet that many of those in Lower Manhattan during these weeks went door-to-door for him in 2008 — and that support explains why no one occupied Wall Street in 2009.
When I was rolled into what seemed to be a private room (there was another bed in the room, but no one occupied it the entire time I was there) I did not complain.
No one occupies her room on the seventh floor of the hotel, but it remains unclear if she will ever return.
No one occupies the desk at the town's only hotel.
Nor is it easy to listen to his claim that worldwide the standard of living continues to increase; in his world is no one occupying Wall Street?
Well, like me, he wouldn't appreciate the piggy-like squeak from the front passenger seat, (I mean with no one occupying it), and he would be upset that the rear wiper didn't work.
But while honoring this time-tested formula, Mr. Baitz presents a refreshingly fluid and mutable family dynamic, in which no one occupies the moral high ground exclusively or for very long.
No one occupies the moral high ground.
Three impurity states emerge inside the band gap upon the adsorption of NO, namely, one occupied up-spin state 0.12 eV below EF, one unoccupied up-spin state 0.11 eV above EF, and one unoccupied down-spin state close to the conduction band edge with an energy separation of 0.064 eV between them (see Figure4b).
His house appeared to be the only one occupied on the block; the rest looked flood-hollowed and ruined.
No one, but a lot of people did spend $.99 on an iPhone app as one occupied the top selling slot for weeks previously.
