In contrast, the Singer's songs are of an entirely different order, occupying "the true, ungoverned realm of story, where the imagination is paramount, taking us to places not intended, often not foreseen, by the framers of the words and the makers of the music".
The German troops in Tunis had, according to orders, occupied positions southwest of t city.
The Japanese army claimed that Chinese soldiers had sabotaged the railway and in apparent retaliation (acting contrary to the civilian government's orders) occupied the entire region of Manchuria.
Patients who have labs or images ordered occupy a bed and receive intermittent nursing attention until the results are ready and a physician returns to review them; the physician can then order more tests, perform procedures, or disposition the patient.
The lowest position in the social order is occupied by the Disadvantaged Dalit castes [ 22, 23].
In order to re-establish order, US occupying forces restored the power of the emperor.
Villagers fought eviction orders and occupied the town hall, but 250 people were eventually forced to move to a village above the Lindoso reservoir amid complaints that the valley's best farming land was being drowned.
One night, the excellent made-to-order ceviche occupied the kitchen for a full 45 minutes (had someone run to the store for jalapeños?); our flustered waiter brought a second round of drinks at no charge, but the delay tested our patience.
Realists differ over which niches in this proposed hierarchy of orders are occupied.
Indian UN troops, acting against their orders, then occupied Jadotville, preventing Katangese loyalists from regrouping.
