Sentence examples for show occupy from inspiring English sources

In the history of salsa music and Fania Records, which for many years were all but synonymous, "Our Latin Thing" and the Cheetah show occupy a singular position.

Offices for "The Daily Show" occupy a sprawling loftlike space that combines the energy of a newsroom with the laid-back vibe of an Internet start-up: many staff members wear jeans and flip-flops, and two amiable dogs wander the hallways.

The show occupies three galleries.

The Munich show occupies three not very large rooms.

The show occupies the ground-floor gallery of the institute at 22 East 60th Street.

Congestion has been reduced, even though the show occupies fewer galleries than before.

Still, in Season 2 the show occupied an ominously dead zone on Saturday.

The show occupies one of the tower galleries, in rooms painted oxblood red, with furniture of midnight-blue velvet.

The show occupies a specially constructed warren of dimly-lit rooms in the basement of Selfridges department store in Oxford Street.

Organized by Alice R. M. Hyland, consulting curator for the museum, the show occupies an enclosure at the center of a room otherwise given over to contemporary painting.

Each group show occupies a large grey room and acts as a hub for a cluster of solo shows featuring 50 artists, all in smaller white rooms.