Sentence examples for occupying one of 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.

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.

But what happens if the tenants are already occupying one of the units at the time of purchase?

Thanks in part to typewriting, society itself became an invisible prison, each of us contentedly occupying one of the cells in its grid.

When he saw her in his work Play in a National Theatre production at the Old Vic in 1964 – occupying one of three urns alongside Rosemary Harris and Robert Stephens – he determined to write especially for her.

"Despite Stonehenge being the most iconic of all prehistoric monuments and occupying one of the richest archaeological landscapes in the world, much of this landscape in effect remains terra incognita," Gaffney said.

"Detainees armed with pipes and other weapons have occupied one of the compounds on Christmas Island and set the dining hall on fire," said an Immigration Department spokeswoman, Jenny Hoskin.

In the closed conformation of the channel, a conserved glutamate residue occupies one of the ion-binding sites; on channel opening, this glutamate residue moves out of the binding site, thereby making room for an additional Cl− ion.

It occupies one of the most complex geologic venues on the globe, at the messy boundary of two tectonic plates.

Students at Soas occupied one of the university's main buildings on Monday and remain in place.

Set in a valley and backed by a cliff, with a snow-capped glacier beyond, it occupies one of the most stunning swimming pool positions on Earth.