Sentence examples for reoccupied for from inspiring English sources

"That site has been occupied and reoccupied for thousands of years.

The core of Lehman's American operations was housed across the street from the trade center in a building that was damaged and could not be reoccupied for months.

The preservationists argue that Charity's 70-year-old art deco tower downtown could be reoccupied for less money, reinvigorating the central business district in the process.

Al-Ikhshid used the opportunity to reoccupy Syria for himself, joining his forces in person in June 942, and venturing as far as Damascus, before returning to Egypt in January 943.

By then, feet are dry and most flooded homes have been reoccupied and the impetus for mitigation wanes.

Officials have reoccupied a corner of the building for their Office for Preparation to Return to the Town, though their only steps so far have been to install portable toilets and post guards to prevent looting.

They looked on passively as Mustafa Kemal (later Ataturk, republican Turkey's founder) and his troops routed the Greeks from Anatolia and reoccupied Smyrna, bent on revenge for Greek atrocities in the city and further east.The port was ransacked and looted for days.

Anglesey revolted against Parliament again in 1648, and Beaumaris was briefly reoccupied by royalist forces, surrendering for a second time in October that year.

Following the British withdrawal the town was reoccupied and searched by the Germans for wounded fugitive British soldiers, during which several shops, houses and the town hall were set on fire.

Vacated apartments would be reoccupied by tenants paying rents too high for low-income households.

In 1952 a weather station was established on the ice island T-3; it was maintained for two years and was reoccupied briefly in 1955 and on a more permanent basis as an International Geophysical Year station in 1957.