This past November, I went with a friend to visit their graves, which occupy a hillside in a small park in Northern Cemetery, in a suburb of Stockholm.
At this time, fairly extensive public works are represented by temple structures and large sculptured monuments, which occupy a central position in towns and villages.
North to south, these include the plains and hills of the Atlantic coast, which occupy a narrow strip and recede into a range of coastal hills.
But Mr. Leiter cautions against worrying too much about statistics at such firms, which occupy a rarefied place in the legal world.
I took the opportunity to check out the offices, which occupy a suite on the second floor of a low gray building in a North Dallas office park.
Banks should not be allowed to jettison community reinvestment responsibilities -- which occupy a tiny fraction of banking assets -- in the quest for profit.
Visit to newly-set up offices of New York State Citizens for Eisenhower which occupy a suite in the Hotel Roosevelt.
This bickering is overlooked by a set of stoic cormorants, which occupy a small island among the frantic ducks, like a gang of bouncers.
One day, I went to visit Sanderson in the W.C.S. offices, which occupy a cluster of trailers in a parking lot at the Bronx Zoo.
The rising of the blinds is carried out by one of the show's three computers, which occupy a room of their own.
At Hodinkee's headquarters, which occupy a loft space in Nolita, every object is tasteful, much like the twenty-some mostly young people working there.
