Sentence examples for of which occupy from inspiring English sources

There are crazy characters with far-out names, the semiotics of which occupy great swathes of the darker corners of the internet.

Because Kennedy never builds or creates a black person who lives on the page as Blind Tom does, none of his examples — most of which occupy only a paragraph or two — resonate as they should.

Weimar has numerous other sights, notably the Bauhaus museum, also a World Heritage site (1996), as well as art galleries, archives, and theatres, several of which occupy buildings with historical and architectural significance.

The bus was shuttling elementary school pupils from one settlement to another in the Palestinian-ruled Gaza Strip, where the fortress-like Israeli enclaves, some of which occupy prime beachfront property, have met with profound antagonism and recently a spate of violent attacks.

The cost for four bins, each of which occupy about three cubic feet, is $25 per month.

The remaining one-third consist of terrestrials, many of which occupy cooler temperate zones that are undergoing rapid warming.

They comprise about 60 tribes of varying size and importance, each of which occupies a particular territory.

The Upper West Side has filled steadily with chain stores like L'Occitane, one of which occupies the space of the former coffee shop where he had worked.

These days, it's Super Stop & Shop, in Larchmont and other locations, and Whole Foods in White Plains, each of which occupies about 36,000 square feet.

During the Pleistocene they were covered by a cordilleran ice sheet, the glaciers of which occupied and deepened many existing stream valleys.

In origin, Veii appears to have been a conglomeration of Villanovan villages during the 9th and 8th centuries bc, the graveyards of which occupied the rocky plains around the city.