Sentence examples for occupant by from inspiring English sources
This would be the Irresistible Indie-Rock Anthem, a prime example of which is "Letter From an Occupant," by the Vancouver-based septet the New Pornographers.
EDWARD ALBEE'S OCCUPANT By Edward Albee; directed by Pam MacKinnon; sets by Christine Jones; costumes by Jane Greenwood; lighting by David Lander; makeup design by Angelina Avallone; production stage manager, Lloyd Davis Jr.; associate artistic director, Beth Whitaker; general manager, Adam Bernstein; production manager, Paul Ziemer.
To woo moderate Republicans, Mr. Schundler has also wrapped his message in a populist package, like the current White House occupant, by promising lower property taxes, school reform, a less-intrusive style of government and the fresh perspective of an outsider.
To reduce these problems, the jet trajectory could be maintained away from the occupant, by means of a radial jet attached to the ceiling.
The inflated air bags absorb impact energy from occupants by forcing gas out through a series of ports or orifices in the air bag fabric.
WHEN we bought our house in 1987, our broker graciously introduced us to its previous occupants by providing us with a chain of title.
They included strengthening the cabin, which houses the occupants, by using high-tensile strength steel and by reinforcing the area around the door opening and side sill, Mr. Thomas said.
His friends – who were many – included the dissipated Delaval family, whose Northumberland mansion contained a guest-bedroom in which the four-poster could surprise its occupants by dropping them into a bath of cold water.
Ms. Sweeney said Ford had also improved the safety of Explorer occupants by adding ceiling-mounted side air bags that protect them during rollovers, which are responsible for three-fifths of all deaths in sport utilities.
Or should they increase the risk to the occupants by selecting a less pessimistic vision of the future?
Cool roof systems play a significant role in enhancing the comfort level of occupants by reducing the attic temperature of the building.
