Sentence examples for occupied through from inspiring English sources
The Mott House, built in 1845, was occupied through the 1970's and then left to decay.
The mass of El Mirador construction dwarfs even that of Tikal, although El Mirador was only substantially occupied through the Chicanel phase.
The 54-story Bank of America building, 1 Bryant Park, is in the final stage of completion, and is occupied through the 29th floor, Mr. Kielar said.
The housefly, it turns out, enjoys a sex life filled with enough intrigue and depravity to keep the women of "Sex and the City" occupied through several lunches and maybe a dinner party or two.
Most of our favorite series are on break until everyone is back to work, so we have a variety of specials and marathons to keep us occupied through Black Friday and until Cyber Monday.
It was cheap, I could use the same if not better raw materials than the name-brand rod makers, and I would have–dare I admit it a hobby to keep me occupied through the fishless Cape Cod winter.
But with the Prelude and Fugue No. 14 in F sharp minor, she plunged into a world of introspection and deep feeling that she would occupy through much of the night.
THE island waits empty through most of the year, little more than a low, sandy speed bump at the mouth of Hereford Inlet, until the first summer residents start arriving in the early hopeful days of May, setting up the households they occupy through Labor Day.
Yanukovych gave a defiant press conference from the Russian city of Rostov-on-Don on Friday, where he is currently under the protection of the Russian government, declaring that he intends to "fight for the future of Ukraine" against "those who try to occupy through fear and terror".
As much as Twitter's newer versions reveal a complex timeline of the thoughts, insights, jokes and news events occupying through attention of the Web at any given moment, the sheer volume of content has made it hard to single out items of interest.
Despite their gorgeous surroundings, the three are all very reliant on technology: an early scene shows them all occupied by see-through digital notebooks and very snazzy TVs.
