Sentence examples for occupied at present from inspiring English sources

By Corey Ford The New Yorker, August 3, 1929 P. 16 The scene is a small Hunting Lodge near the Canadian Border, and it is occupied at present by a couple ofProhibition Agents who have come up for the shooting.

The scene is a small Hunting Lodge near the Canadian Border, and it is occupied at present by a couple ofProhibition Agents who have come up for the shooting.

Complete (100%) and partial (50%) afforestation of the area occupied at present by crops leads to a reduced warming of around 0.45 and 0.25 °C respectively, during the period 2081 2100.

And it has plenty of issues with which to occupy itself at present: the Union must fix a new seven-year budget, reform its farm policy, and pave the way for new entrants from the east.Open upToo little democracy and too much secrecy have long been the banes of the Union.

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

More than one parent material may be present, but each parent material must occupy at least 40 centimeter (15.7 in) of the horizon.

By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 17 , 1943P. 12 Talk story about trading in the bonds of nations at present occupied by the Axis.

The 40,000-square-foot building is to rise across the street from Kaufman's main entrance at 34-12 36th Street, on a 30,000-square-foot site partially occupied by vacant buildings at present.

The job title is chairman of the Strategic Rail Authority, at present occupied by Sir Alastair Morton, but while Mr Green acknowledges Sir Alastair's contribution, he finds that he has been "a reluctant bride".

The total area of Jawaharnagar village dumpsite is 350 dekar (da) from which the area occupied by the waste at present is 182 da.

In Wainwright's world, there are happy valleys and sad peaks, but the pinnacle her writing occupies at the present is one of British television's most uplifting sights.