Sentence examples for occupies very from inspiring English sources

Alison West, Ms. McCarthy's 56-year-old stepdaughter, occupies very different quarters.

Folded, it occupies very little space behind the aviator, to whom it is attached by a cord.

The office of the Guardian Readers' editor is 13 years old and now occupies very different terrain to that on which it was first built.

The actual search occupies very little space, serving rather as the frame across which de Kretser stretches the canvas of Tom's life and thoughts — mother, father, childhood, the move to Australia, a failed marriage, the wooing of Nelly.

The zoo still occupies very much the same area of land today, though the park is being extensively redeveloped.

Equerry Frederick Ponsonby (the son of Sir Henry) discovered that the Munshi had lied about his parentage, and reported to Lord Elgin, Viceroy of India, "the Munshi occupies very much the same position as John Brown used to do".

Combine this with the ice cream stall electioneering strategy of both major parties occupying very similar political territory, and you have a system ripe for voter disengagement.

The Times, with a storied name and a weekday circulation of 505,000, and The Reporter, which sells about 15,000 papers weekly, occupy very different positions in the newspaper market.

The fantasy Highland setting is effectively extrapolated from the Scottish accent Mike Myers put on back in 2001 playing the curmudgeonly Shrek in the DreamWorks animation, occupying very much the same sort of landscape.

Though the dozen or so collections by the Swedish poet Tomas Tranströmer, who has died aged 83, occupy very little space on a bookshelf, the response that they received was enormous.

P. dasycaulon occupied very limited in number in Western Ghats.