Sentence examples for remaining occupant from inspiring English sources

The only remaining occupant is an intoxicated guide (that's Limmy) who takes an outdoor poo in the middle of the tour.

An exception might be made if it could be shown that the landlord had intended to create a tenancy with that rent-paying individual, or that the remaining occupant had "succession rights".

A "When a tenant leaves a rent-regulated apartment, a remaining occupant may be required to show an independent entitlement to remain in the unit," said Jonathan H. Newman, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.

The lone remaining occupant of the house is Devon, the family cat, who moved about in the rubble, but out of training, or fidelity, or just plain bewilderment, refused to leave the premises.

I hear a similar story from another resident, the sole remaining occupant of one of the huge blocks, alone up on the tenth floor of a building in which every other flat has been sealed.

But if the electric, yet composed, performances of Oxlade-Chamberlain are repeated, and refined, he will ensure that Walcott is the sole remaining occupant in the Theo Walcott category, and he will make a name for himself in spite of the one that has been forced upon him.

Then, too, with some corpses being moved to a new crypt, it seemed only right to renovate the old tomb so that the importance of its remaining occupants did not seem diminished. 1 2 Next Page ».

Obama's longstanding plans for emptying Guantánamo of its 91 remaining occupants include convincing Congress to remove a legal ban on transferring Guantánamo detainees to the mainland United States for either continued detention or trial before civilian courts and military tribunals.

In the other and far better film Smith plays a tough single woman, one of the last remaining occupants on the top floor of a run-down tower block.

Topics include the obligations of owners of both residential and commercial buildings for cleanup and repairs, collecting rent, locating missing tenants and dealing with family members of victims and remaining occupants of apartments.

The forum will also address such issues as what tenants can do if an owner is not making repairs; the rights of remaining occupants; the resources available to tenants and owners affected by the terrorist attacks, and the situations under which residential or commercial tenants may be able to break their leases.