Sentence examples for second occupied from inspiring English sources

The second, occupied by Workday, looks inward to the processes that run the business.

After tweeting a dawn picture of the second occupied chimney with the River Trent winding behind, they linked the fierce gusts to Wednesday's political row over wind power, suggesting that the huge West Burton complex would be "an ideal site for a windfarm".

Both subadult natal males occupied high-ranking positions: the first occupied rank 4 in 2006 and ranks 1 2 in 2007 (see below) and the other, the rank 6, in 2007.

Cahokia was first occupied in ad 700 and flourished for approximately four centuries (c. 950 1350).

Morocco first occupied Western Sahara in 1975, after the Spanish, who had ruled it as a colony for almost a century, withdrew.

A parliament building, constructed for the use of the colonial government and first occupied in 1885, became the seat of the Parliament of the Union of South Africa in 1910 and of the Republic of South Africa in 1961.

It seems Turkey has given up on the small town on its border, which is set to become its third occupied by Isis – alongside Jarabulus to the west and Tell Abyad to the east.

The space was discovered shortly after the headquarters was first occupied, and it didn't take long for Mr. Gordon and others to begin decorating it and for its legend to grow.

Indeed it seems that Chesterton was at first occupied with making a joke in which he wrote detective stories where the aim was to puzzle out who the real detective is.

In Ossining this month, 187 low-cost rental units in Claremont Gardens, which was built as a Mitchell-Lama rental project and first occupied as affordable housing in October 1974, became market-rate apartments.

Sleeping cells could strike, he warns, drawn from the 2m tribesmen of Libyan origin in Egypt.Both sides were at first occupied with fighting pockets of opposition within their own territories Islamist-led militerritories Islamist-lednity, Zintan, an Arab town which sits on a crucial oil pipeline, for Dawn—rather than confronting each other.