Sentence examples for occupied grounds from inspiring English sources

The Norfolk Music Festival has older origins, having occupied grounds on the Ellen Battell Stoeckel estate in nearby Norfolk since the turn of the 20th century.

It's not likely for anyone to run into these as much, but they will try to sneak behind your occupied grounds, find the most vulnerable parts of your camping grounds and set mines in a covert position.

Both occupy grounds that show off Connecticut's civilized and soothing flora at its best.

A memorial for the World Trade Center may not need to occupy ground.

The Palace occupies ground-floor quarters in The Sovereign, over on 59th in the shadow of the Queensboro Bridge.

The Palestinian director Kamal Aljafari's elliptical film "Port of Memory" occupies ground somewhere between documentary and fiction.

What to Do The Caroline brought in national chain restaurants: Olive Garden and Outback Steakhouse occupy ground-floor berths there.

In 2006, he launched a petition to 36,500 mayors in France, demanding that local authorities be given the power to order police to remove people illegally occupying ground.

But might the Germans, French and Spanish be right in occupying ground and promoting development rather than bring-it-on combats with the Taliban?

It occupies ground prepared by the excellent exhibitions of classic Chinese painting that Maxwell K. Hearn, a longtime curator at the Met and now head of its department of Asian art, has been staging there for more than three decades.

That is, in part, because air power by definition never occupies ground.