Sentence examples for occupy old from inspiring English sources
The precious hammocks bordering Florida Bay occupy old sand ridges, marine marl deposits, or dead coral that seldom stand more than three-feet above sea level.
Notwithstanding the subdivision of haciendas into smaller farms since the 1960s, some farmers still occupy old rural hacienda buildings, with white walls and Spanish tile roofs; other old-style hacienda structures have been abandoned or converted into hotels.
Regional rainforest endemics were half as likely to occupy older revegetated sites as non-endemic rainforest-dependent species.
Big players such as WWF may be able to build state-of-the-art headquarters, but most non-profits occupy older properties with less-than-ideal eco credentials.
But some Holiday Inns occupy older and now less desirable locations, where they compete with more downscale brands like Ramada and Best Western rather than Hampton, Courtyard by Marriott and others, competitors say.
As a result, even many wealthy households pay large sums to occupy older, substandard housing.
The festival occupies old spaces on and around block five, and you can take historic tours of the complex over the course of the three-day weekender.
Certain of these market-oriented companies have been seeking urban location opportunities in an effort to reduce facility costs by occupying older tenant mill-type space.
But he has never really been this, and it begs the questions: what did Florida think was going to happen when the creative class occupied old-school ethnic neighborhoods, housing construction was artificially limited, and prices thus skyrocketed?
Here we encountered another surprise: precisely phased single-wrap CENP-A particles occupying young α-satellite dimeric repeat units, in contrast to the diffusely phased CENP-A particles occupying older pericentric higher-order repeats (Henikoff et al. 2015).
"Isis are spreading themselves among civilians and they occupy the old FSA and regime headquarters," said Abu Maya Al-Raqawi, 40.
