Sentence examples for occupy one of from inspiring English sources

It is only in recent years that the tendency has become high profile, in works such as Antony Gormley's One and Other (2010), when more than 34,000 people applied for a chance to occupy one of his one-hour slots on top of the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square.

They give voices to many people who wouldn't be chosen to occupy one of the half-dozen columns on the op-ed page of a newspaper and yet who have worthy things to say.

It's hard to remember now, but there was a time when the "Today" show ended at 9 AM, and Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb did not occupy one of the craziest and most wonderful slots on daytime television.

But the company recently scaled back those plans, putting two of the buildings on hold, and said it would build, but not occupy, one of the others.

Promotion will ultimately be beyond both sides – even if Batley are now level on points with the fifth-placed London Broncos, who occupy one of the two Million Pound Game places.

Nick Hancock, the adventurer hoping to occupy one of the world's more isolate islands, has set off on his arduous 13-hour voyage to reach his home for the next 60 days.

"Detainees armed with pipes and other weapons have occupied one of the compounds on Christmas Island and set the dining hall on fire," said an Immigration Department spokeswoman, Jenny Hoskin.

In the closed conformation of the channel, a conserved glutamate residue occupies one of the ion-binding sites; on channel opening, this glutamate residue moves out of the binding site, thereby making room for an additional Cl− ion.

It occupies one of the most complex geologic venues on the globe, at the messy boundary of two tectonic plates.

Students at Soas occupied one of the university's main buildings on Monday and remain in place.

Set in a valley and backed by a cliff, with a snow-capped glacier beyond, it occupies one of the most stunning swimming pool positions on Earth.