Sentence examples for occupy premises from inspiring English sources

Cartoon studios occupy premises next to corner fruit shops.

"To rent" includes to lease, to sublease, to let and otherwise to grant for a consideration the right to occupy premises not owned by the occupant.

The municipality was administered by a board of commissioners and ward masters elected in 12 districts by citizens owning or occupying premises valued at £10 or more per annum, and it was financed by property taxes.

The vote was extended to women over 30 (so long as they or their husbands occupied premises of a certain value) in 1918, and then to all women over 21 in 1928, bringing equality at the ballot box, though this was just weeks after Pankhurst's death, aged 69, on 14 June of that year.

His father occupied premises on Euston Road, manufacturing harnesses for horses.

The college occupied premises in Pitt, Sussex and Castlereagh Streets, and rooms in the Royal Arcade, before it moved to Ultimo in 1889.

The site has been redeveloped many times in subsequent centuries; amongst other uses, a Moravian church and a chocolate factory have occupied premises there.

With some fine-tuning, Aloi could occupy these premises for a long time to come.

The three main opposition parties jointly called on Kinshasa residents to "massively to occupy" the premises and stall the debate.

The city council said the ban came after protesters attempted to storm the central library and occupy the premises on Tuesday, distressing children and families.

Good materials, large space, and the proper surroundings signify that the people who occupy the premises are solid citizens, that they are dependable and successful.