Sentence examples for occupying a part from inspiring English sources

Thus, perhaps incongruously, a 400-bed youth hostel — "Europe's biggest," the mayor said — is to open here in July, occupying a part of Block 5, where Mr. Wolter and thousands of other construction soldiers were once billeted.

In one bright spot, the American International Group, one of the world's largest insurance companies, has expressed interest in occupying a part of the office tower over the trading complex, real estate executives and a city official said.

Heading for a fail: University of California Davis This week UC Davis was plunged into disarray as its chancellor Linda Katehi allowed riot police to disperse a rather modest gathering of students occupying a part of the campus.

But even when we watch Keats set off for Italy, and feel the bitterness of his and Fanny's sorrow, we also understand that an argument about freedom and belonging, and about life and writing, are still occupying a part of Keats's mind.

When crowds gather next month to mark the 50th anniversary of the assassination, they'll be occupying a part of the city that was designed more for cars than pedestrians — and that many Dallas residents have tried their best to avoid and forget.

Kujawy now occupies a part of the Kujawsko-Pomorskie province.

Sushipedia's ads are more annoying, since they occupy a part of every page.

New Jersey's Meadowlands pose a bit of a challenge, because they have been restored, and yet still occupy a part of the state that is far from bucolic.

Ford occupied a part of Frazier's mind for two years, until the two women reconnected this past summer and began an artistic collaboration.

Mr. Di Rienzo opened Ray's Pizza in 1973 and in 1974 he bought the building that his restaurant occupied a part of hoping to expand it one day.

They would occupy a part of the Amazon rainforest that is home to 800 species of bird and 750 of fish, including a catfish that migrates from the Amazon estuary to the upper Madeira to spawn.