Sentence examples for which will occupy from inspiring English sources

The new store, which will occupy 11,500 square feet, expects to open within four months.

And Brookfield represented CIBC, which will occupy the rest of the space at 300 Madison.

He had to make some decisions with Gioni about the hanging of his show, which will occupy the whole museum.

Subject areas for GQ Video – which will occupy a YouTube channel but share its content widely – include "fashion, entertainment, reportage, comedy – it's a very broad canvas", says Jones.

The latest retailer to sign a lease is the furniture chain Raymour & Flanigan, which will occupy 28,000 square feet on the second floor at 490 Fulton Street.

The F.D.A., which will occupy just 130 acres — much of the remaining site is wooded — began moving to White Oak in 2003 with 104 employees.

It is not yet known which agencies will occupy the space, though Jordan Barowitz, a spokesman for the Durst Organization, which manages the building, said it would not house law enforcement agencies and might house the G.S.A. itself.

Judge Brendan Shannon, in Delaware bankruptcy court, approved a sale of the stores to the Standard General hedge fund, which plans to keep most of them open under a deal in which Sprint will occupy one-third of each space.

The Metropolitan Museum stayed mum about specific plans for the Whitney's Breuer Building, which it will occupy in 2015, the day after tomorrow in scheduling terms, while it hired yet another curator of modern and contemporary art.

"The legacy company will shortly start its evaluation process with the aim of announcing which concessionaires will occupy the stadium alongside athletics before the Games.

As a result of this division, an 'inner' and an 'outer' population of cells can be distinguished in the 16-cell stage embryo, which will respectively occupy different positions in the morula (Johnson and Ziomek, 1981).