Sentence examples for typically occupied from inspiring English sources

In baseball, say you are the center fielder, a position typically occupied by an outstanding athlete.

An ordinary Maya family typically occupied two or three houses arranged around a rectangular open space.

First, you need a rarefied elected office typically occupied by a certain breed of privileged men.

Although I was quite accustomed to being in bars, I typically occupied a customer's seat like Andrew's.

The transfer of power was seen as unusual for the Gulf Arab region, where rulers typically occupied their positions for life.

Other conservative Republicans, such as Chuck Grassley, of Iowa, who has typically occupied the extreme edge of G.O.P. opinion on immigration, found themselves in the middle of the debate.

Championship golf courses in the United States typically occupy about a hundred and sixty acres.

Relief pitchers have tended to be odd, with closers typically occupying the far end of that spectrum.

Modern safeties typically occupy the same part of the field — the middle of the secondary, about ten yards behind the line of scrimmage — but their roles have changed.

African-American families typically occupy the larger units, and the one-bedroom units go to those who need less space, the older Chinese.

Death adders typically occupy habitats ranging from desert to rainforest in Australia and New Guinea; however, A. antarcticus occurs near the more-temperate and maritime eastern and southern coasts of Australia.