Sentence examples for will occupy more from inspiring English sources

Although children can't climb into all of them, they will occupy more than a few drivers' seats.

The dominant note in the list Monti read out was the weight of academics, who will occupy more than a third of the seats in cabinet.

The society's new home will occupy more than half the total of 250,000 square feet devoted to commercial uses in the building.

Dong Energy said its multi-billion pound Hornsea project, which is expected when complete to power as many as 1m homes in the region, will occupy more than 400 square kilometres, situated about 120km off the Yorkshire coast.

Jump-started in 2005 by the largest single monetary gift ever given to the Louvre – $20 million from Prince Walid bin Talal of Saudi Arabia – the museum's new galleries will occupy more than 32,000 square feet in a two-level glass-and-steel pavilion.

Probably the most anticipated show opening this week, coming to New York courtesy of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, is the huge retrospective of the work of TAKASHI MURAKAMI, the internationally acclaimed Japanese artist, who will occupy more than 18,500 square feet of the Brooklyn Museum and make it over into his animation-influenced dreamland.

And whether service will improve or large carriers will simply occupy more space is unknown.

Democratic attorneys general, who will now occupy more seats than Republicans, have filed more than 60 multistate lawsuits against the Trump administration — a record number, Nolette said.

If a species tends to inhabit more habitats when density is high and fewer when density is low, then locally abundant species will tend to occupy more habitats and have wider distributions [ 17].

Of all those involved, few will occupy a more prominent position than Mr. Klein.

The buildings will occupy slightly more than one-third of the site.