Sentence examples for starting to occupy from inspiring English sources

The Army had surrounded the city and was starting to occupy police stations and squares.

The violent anti-Vietnam war protests in Grosvenor Square had happened in March, Tariq Ali's leftist Black Dwarf newspaper had launched a few months earlier, and students were starting to occupy universities and colleges demanding change.

Patrons now started to occupy lunch tables nearby, the gray morning giving way to a cold, sunny Berlin afternoon.

Before they could do any further damage scores of activists and artists started to occupy the building, declaring the entire block an "autonomous cultural zone".

If, as a matter of programming, life events are dragged annually into the light, they start to occupy some new, all-encompassing version of the present.

Let me plant this fact in your brain, my friend: it was since blacks started to occupy top positions at the World Bank that survival became very difficult for third-world countries.

Some scaffolds have received further improvements broadening their fields of application, while others have started to occupy their respective niche.

However, their M2M solution is currently available for the operators and starts to occupy some share of the market.

This is due to overpopulation of lower energy levels in the supercells with electrons, and thus electrons start to occupy higher energy levels.

As state-owned oil companies in Russia, China, Iran, Venezuela and elsewhere start to occupy the heights in the industry, the oil majors' very existence as we know them will be threatened.

Fig. 7 P d versus SNR for P f,target = 0.1 and T PU = 400 ms. It is important to investigate the detector's capability on timely and correctly identifying the spectrum hole when the spectrum is not occupied by the PU and vacating the spectrum when the PU starts to occupy the authorized spectrum.