Sentence examples for occupied at once from inspiring English sources

What few square feet the city might gain by insisting upon little cars would be occupied at once by other little cars, each with a will of its own.

He rents out two rooms – he could rent more, but the government imposes limits on how many rooms can be occupied at once – and charges 30 CUCs a night per room (the authorities also set maximum room rates).

This was a powerfully sad image, because it showed how unnecessary the human being may be very soon they were the slower, less intelligent earthbound components in relationships with their grand digital mothers like Samantha, who can keep them all adequately occupied at once.

The identification of two adjacent juxtaposed ZREs in the XPC promoter presents an interesting problem; can both sites be occupied at once?

The inn, 75 miles east of Pittsburgh, faces the main line of the former Pennsylvania Railroad, with three parallel tracks that are occasionally all occupied at once.

These GPS sites have been repeatedly occupied at most once every year.

Within the exposure chambers, all cages were periodically rotated so that each cage occupied at least once all possible locations within the exposure chambers.

Bristol-Myers Squibb, worldworld headquarters at 345 Park Avenue, has vacated most of the top 16 floors it once occupied at 40 West 57th and is subleasing the space, he said.

AT THE Communist-era Cultural Palace in Ulaanbaatar, a mere stone's throw from the Government Palace he once occupied at different times as president and prime minister, Nambariin Enkhbayar held a political rally just days before a crucial parliamentary election and was greeted like a rock star.

For example, if we partition the data by the 384-well plate each feature once occupied at some point in its process history, A is the array id, i is the plate id, and j is the well index between 1 384.

In a 1986 review in The New York Times, John Russell, praised his "rare gift for metamorphosis" and quoted approvingly from the catalog's observation that Mr. Zao's paintings achieved a sort of quantum duality, seeming to occupy two places at once: they "take us to a space not yet defined but in abeyance, hesitant, hovering one last moment before plummeting into what later will be order".