Sentence examples for regular occupants from inspiring English sources

If so, were they regular occupants of the king-size bed below the chandelier, left unmade, with a lilac blanket and a pink body pillow?

Just like the lawns of the palatial team hotel, the stadium pitch is in pristine condition, even though its regular occupants are a lower league Swiss side.

We want to give both the buildings' regular occupants and the House of Cards crew as much space as possible to do their jobs.

Regular occupants are house sparrows, tree sparrows, and common starlings; less common residents include Eurasian kestrels, little owls, European rollers, white wagtails, black redstarts, Eurasian jackdaws, and Spanish sparrows.

She said she had developed strong proof, which she will soon publish, that in the early 1800's the chair's regular occupant was Napoleon Bonaparte.

The New Yorker, July 25, 1936 P. 9 International Garden Club is the regular occupant of the hundred year old Bartow mansion in Pelham Bay Park, New York's first official summer city Hall.

Drawing 18.23 million viewers, "Grey's Anatomy" built on its audience from the previous Sunday and retained more "Desperate Housewives" viewers than does "Boston Legal," the regular occupant of that time slot.

By Eugene Kinkead and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 25 , 1936P. 9 International Garden Club is the regular occupant of the hundred year old Bartow mansion in Pelham Bay Park, New York's first official summer city Hall.

In the mid-17th century the Guests' Hall was referred to as Mr Booth's Chamber, after the genealogist Jack Booth of Tremlowe, a cousin and family friend of the Moreton's and a regular occupant.

But for the hotel regulars — both its occupants and its local habitués — it is so much more than a star hangout.

The characters, too, seem not quite of this world: highly developed in their sixth (and higher) senses, richly attuned to tremors in the fourth dimension, but pretty rudimentary as occupants of regular terrestrial space.