Sentence examples for occupying offices from inspiring English sources

Those occupying offices in the corporate suite continued to score big paydays.

- 7: Pro-Russians occupying offices in Donetsk declare an independent republic.

The opera house, a small theatre on the second floor of an old hardware store, has been handsomely refurbished, with the Willa Cather Foundation occupying offices downstairs.

Following a brief and unhappy spell with an architectural practice that he found snooty, in 1963 Fitch joined Terence Conran's young Conran Design Group, then occupying offices in a crepuscular alley called Hanway Place, off Tottenham Court Road.

This includes circulation of material like "Plan B", which urges people to forgo organised protest in favour "disseminated disorder" such as destruction of ATMs, billboards, shadowing officials and spontaneously occupying offices.

This is the fact: the chancellor, George Osborne, is younger than the English football team's likely goalkeeper, David James (both are 39, but Mr James is ten months older).It is striking because we generally expect athletes to be young and vigorous and politicians, especially those occupying offices of such massive responsibility, to be mature.

Around the same time, a diamond company partly controlled by the relatives of Ms. Zhang began occupying office space at the Ping An office tower in Beijing, according to records the diamond company filed with regulators.

Municipal police officers occupied offices in Athens on Tuesday, while other local authority employees, including street cleaners, met to plan protests.

Now 50, he occupies offices in a far lesser skyscraper - a smoked-glass affair in Midtown Manhattan.

They occupied offices and kept the main campus in Mexico City closed for 10 months.

They have bought a house in Washington, and Mr. Clinton hopes to occupy offices in Manhattan.