Sentence examples for occupants too from inspiring English sources

Its occupants, too, are in something of a transition, although they do not yet know to what or where.

At that time Mayans, in addition to the destruction of whole villages, and sometimes of their occupants too, endured mass displacement (to Mexico in the north, or to the cities), rape and conscription into civil militias.

I remember the hotel occupants too, in their boating shoes and Breton tops, and how I served them cream teas and eavesdropped on their conversations as they muttered about the costs of mooring their yachts.

3.28pm: Rasmussen's gone home, Denis Menchov's quit, the peloton is free-wheeling along with half its occupants too busy chatting and eating to bother turning their pedals, Eurosport are gone on a break (howya Pele!) and I'm still here typing my fingers to the bone like an eejit.

Because my freshman year, I lived in that same dorm, and despite being of the same skin color as many of the occupants, I too felt out of place.

Studies have found high discomfort issues in green buildings where occupants find it too cold during the winter and too hot during the summer.

American think-tanks revel in sharp ideological conflict and their occupants strive, sometimes too hard, to come up with the next "big idea".

PLUS 4 The classic 4/4, with four inches of additional width to keep its occupants from getting too well acquainted and a 2-liter 145-horsepower in-line 4. ROADSTER A 226-horsepower 3-liter V-6 in a still-wider body makes for a lustier classic Morgan, with 0-to-60 acceleration in less than 5 seconds.

We learn from (Bates (1973)), cited in (Salzman (1983)), that they 'could install themselves in the region they occupy now because the national government obliged the previous occupants, Turkmen judged too restless, to settle.

They do the same damage and can kill car occupants if hit too.

In a bedroom, a pair of flip-flops lay next to a bare mattress, as if its occupant had been too rushed to pack.