Sentence examples for occupying one from inspiring English sources
As she has for thousands of days before, Ho sits patiently in the relentless Trang Bang heat on Thursday, occupying one of the weathered plastic chairs in her dusty roadside cafe, footsteps away from where her pain was immortalised.
And then there is a series of images, mostly of obscured faces and bodies, on small canvases occupying one whole wall in grid formation.
The various smoked and pickled herrings claim pride of place on the smorgasbord, the traditional Swedish buffet, occupying one end of the table and eaten first.
The $32.5 million project is on the corner of Cherry and Battery Streets, occupying one of the remaining pieces of land that "sat fallow for 30 years," said David Scheuer, the developer of the condos.
To see it as subtractive, think of the plan as a rectangle and the porch as occupying one quadrant of it, instead of projecting beyond it on the end.
Each amino acid in the chain is represented by occupying one lattice point, connected to its chain neighbour(s) on adjacent lattice points.
But what happens if the tenants are already occupying one of the units at the time of purchase?
Transmeta said the Crusoe TM6000 combined four chips into one, occupying one-third the space of the current line of Crusoe chips.
The next largest physiographic region (occupying one-fifth of the country) is the fertile Subpannonia; it is located in eastern and northeastern Slovenia and includes the valleys of the Sava, Drava, and Mura rivers.
FeedRoom, which will require users to have broadband connections, is meant to be user friendly, with a central video window occupying one-quarter of the computer screen (currently, video windows occupy only about one-sixteenth).
Conjunctival intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) was classified into three stages as dysplasia occupying one-, two- or three-thirds of the epithelial thickness (CIN I III; CIN III is synonymous with carcinoma in situ).
