Dr. Rosenbach, who later bid it in for $50,000 occupied a seat in the front row.
At Grand Central, Weyman caught the next train for Boston and occupied a seat in a day coach for the five hours it took to get there.
She occupied a seat in the second row, on the aisle at a Sunday matinee of "The Fantasticks", a Greenwich Village musical that is played in the semi-round.
On her flight here from The Hague, a large bouquet of Dutch tulips occupied a seat in the press section, which was empty because most members of the traveling press corps had opted to fly home.
"The homeless people were demanding in one instance, 'can you give us some money', and in other instances 'what are you doing here?' "They certainly stayed and made their presence felt and then occupied a seat or two for maybe 15 or 20 minutes, but that's OK, that's a real experience and that's what we're trying to provide people that are doing it".
Mr. Chalabi, now a critic of the Iraqi occupation, was a Bush administration favorite, an exiled freedom fighter who occupied a seat of honor when Mr. Bush addressed the United Nations last year and during his State of the Union address in January.
Though it may be on the ropes now, the messaging service has occupied a seat at history's table, often playing the role of first witness to events that have gone on to shake and shape the world. .
But having missed such gatherings as the U.N.'s 2007 climate conference at a Bali beach resort, it was at the Asia Society's climate-themed dinner that I occupied a seat at the press table.
As AMP he occupied a seat on the Air Board, the service's controlling body that comprised its senior officers and was chaired by the CAS.
As Air Member for Personnel, he occupied a seat on the Air Board, the RAAF's controlling body that was chaired by the Chief of the Air Staff.
The AMTS occupied a seat on the Australian Air Board, the service's controlling body that was chaired by the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS).
