Sentence examples for partly occupied from inspiring English sources

In World War II, the grand allied coalition consisted in part of Anglo-Saxon countries (notably Britain, the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand), working with forces from occupied or partly occupied European nations (among many others, France, Poland, the Netherlands and Norway).

A contemporary midrise building at South and Broad, 1352 Lofts, is now partly occupied.

Much of the video centers on Bishopsgate, a large street that environmental protesters had partly occupied.

The building was only partly occupied, said Firefighter James Spollen, a spokesman for the Fire Deparment.

The building, known as 445 Hamilton Avenue, is owned and partly occupied by MetLife.

The Mg sites, and to a lesser extent also the Si sites are partly occupied by Al atoms.

It gave the secession ists access to the rich food area of the Anambra valley, which they partly occupy.

It opened four years ago and partly occupies a 17th-century fort built by Prince Rupert of the Rhine.

On Iran, which Allied forces were partly occupying, they were able to agree on a declaration (published on December 1 , 1943 guaranteeing the postwar independence and territorial integrity of that state and promising postwar economic assistance.

Stanley Fink, a British hedge fund manager and former chief executive of the Man Group, owns a spacious three-bedroom apartment at St. Pancras Chambers, partly occupying what used to be the station's water tower.

Documents seen by the Guardian reveal that the Corporation has spent at least £60m acquiring lands in the Tabernacle street area of east London, and at least £40m acquiring several nearby properties on a site known as Nicholls & Clarke after a builders' merchant which partly occupies it.