Sentence examples for usually occupied by a from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, the village was usually occupied by a patrilineage (umunna).

Turned out the bed, usually occupied by a child, was lined with a rubber sheet.

On Saturday, the artists were to install the work, called "100 Degrees," in a spot usually occupied by a fruit cart, a newspaper vendor and crowds of commuters.

The centre of the plate is usually occupied by a piece of protein, and Sysco shows how cheaper cuts of meat and fish, combined with smaller portions, can maintain margins.

OMGYES is filling a space that is usually occupied by a particularly uncomfortable mother or inexperienced friends.

The table in the window is usually occupied by a bevy of rock star winemakers (though you wouldn't know it to look at them).

Land surrounding tribes is now usually occupied by an expanding global population, and once-nomadic groups have often settled down, building homes and schools and even declaring statehood.

One notable exception was the T595N polymorphism in the kinase domain which occurred in several accessions (Table 2) and resided at a position that with the exception of the closely related SRF6 and SRF7, is usually occupied by either a threonine or a serine (Figure S1).

At the little Brooklyn bar where I work one day shift a week, a half dozen bar stools are usually occupied by regulars: among them a chef, a craftsman and a musician.

Next to it is a lane usually occupied by parked vehicles, and then a traffic lane.

The hard-hitting Miller had come in at No. 4, a position usually occupied by vice-captain Lindsay Hassett, a more sedate batsman, indicating that Bradman may have been looking to attack, but the change in batting order failed.