Sentence examples for would occupy a from inspiring English sources
The Washington Post predicted they would occupy a "warm, comfy spot in the cellar".
The 50 nuclear power stations required would occupy a more modest 50 square kilometers.
The building, expected to cost $35 million to $40 million, would occupy a nine-acre site.
The memorial would occupy a "prominent" place in the Capitol, Mr. Watts said.
Under the new design, the plaza would occupy a terrace above sidewalk level, reached by a stairacse on Vesey Street.
The Times would occupy a little more than half the building, including the larger floors at its base.
The even more ambitious Very Large Hadron Collider would occupy a tunnel a hundred and forty miles in circumference.
If those merchants were housed in a brick-and-mortar mall, they would occupy a "space equal to the island of Manhattan".
The city is prevented from performing routine road maintenance that would occupy a parking space on all but a few days a year without paying a penalty.
TWO hundred metric tonnes of gold would occupy a cube of a little more than two metres on a side; it would fit into a small bedroom.
When demonstrators said they would occupy a central Moscow square after a rally on Monday night, riot police swiftly moved in and detained 250 people.
