Sentence examples for occupying its from inspiring English sources

BMW has a new electric concept vehicle designed to show how it envisions occupying its electric model range between the i3 and the i8: The i Visions Dynamics.

It's incontrovertibly alive, occupying its space, there for fans to admire.

It has a rebel leader occupying its presidential palace, an ousted president who fled for his life into exile and a Constitution that protected residents' rights minimally before being suspended.

If cinema transports us to another world, it makes sense that Australia – occupying its own corner of this one – hosts such a wide-ranging selection of foreign film festivals.

The union is funded by subscriptions from the university's constituent colleges totalling about £800,000 a year, from which it pays rent to the university for occupying its Malet Street offices.

Carefully rooted in place, the film is a little blurrier when it comes to time not so much ageless as occupying its own peculiar pocket of cultural space-time.

It occupies its own entire block in Sea Cliff.

This year, it occupies its biggest ever site, at 20 acres, compared with 13 acres in 2005.

But once it had occupied its Sunni-dominated heartlands, further expansion was unlikely.

It now occupies its own room in the Philadelphia Museum of Art... Tells about Teeny's divorce from Pierre Matisse, an art dealer.

But in two years, it will occupy its own space and become the first comprehensive cancer clinic in Germany.