Sentence examples for unoccupied premises from inspiring English sources

Six disparate, oddball people are not squatting but "protecting" unoccupied premises, in this case a mothballed hospital.

Her offer of an unguided tour of her unoccupied premises struck me as a consolation prize of sorts for having come all this way and never getting past the front door, but I decide to take her up on it in my best investigative-reporter role.

The laws on squatting are complicated, but the basic premise is that if a building is unoccupied and you can get in without forced entry, you can stay there as long as you don't wreck it, and as long as you push off pronto once an eviction notice is served.

Two years ago, the society paid $1.2 million for the unoccupied building, which was built in 1925 and was used at one time by the City University of New York College of Staten Island, near its current premises at 25 Hyatt Street.

It, too, was unoccupied.

It was unoccupied.

Entire sections were unoccupied.

First base was unoccupied.

Fortunately, the house was unoccupied.

Extra taxes on unoccupied property.

That left about 750 seats unoccupied.