Sentence examples for occupied it on from inspiring English sources

Gori was the focus of international protest after Russia shelled it and occupied it on Wednesday.

3.11pm GMT Harriet Salem, reporting from the Guardian, just told me that pro-Russia protesters have reoccupied the regional government building in Donetsk that was taken back by police earlier today (the pro-Russia protesters having originally occupied it on Monday. She said: About 200 supporters were addressed by a women on stage.

A century later, Chalukya Vikramaditya II marched victoriously into Kanchipuram, the Pallava capital and occupied it on three occasions, the third time under the leadership of his son and crown prince Kirtivarman II.

Meanwhile, the Third Army's United States Second Cavalry, a tank unit under the command of Colonel Charles Reed, had discovered the horses at Hostau, where there were also 400 Allied prisoners of war, and had occupied it on April 28 , 1945

Ansar Dine has occupied it.On local radio the group said it would not harm the manuscripts.

Ironically, the pivotal turning point in Bhumika's career was seizing this cultural space and occupying it on her own terms.

If Louis accepted this, it would have implied that the Berry was Henry's to give away in the first place, and would have given Henry the right to occupy it on Richard's behalf.

It was badly damaged during the war and was empty when the squatters occupied it in 1990, on the once underground and hip, now tourist-heavy, Oranienburger Strasse.

He traveled widely over the years, working for steamship companies, and he was on business in Manila when the Japanese occupied it after the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941.

Colonel Gordon-Ives died 8 September 1907 and the Bentworth Hall estate passed to his son, Cecil Maynard Gordon-Ives, a Captain in the Scots Guards in the 1914-18 who, whoccupieded it until his death on 23 July 1923 (see the section on "Memorials" for a photo of the Gordon-Ives family plaque inside Bentworth Church on the north wall).

The federal government had occupied it free of charge for on to two centuries.