Sentence examples for would occupy for from inspiring English sources
If he does, Pulsipher will have returned -- at last -- to a position the Mets thought he would occupy for a decade or more.
After the embarrassments of Watergate, he retreated to the more apolitical ground that he would occupy for the remainder of his career and left the cultivation of the Sun Belt-Republican alliance to more partisan figures.
The suite includes his and her bedrooms, a bathroom and her morning room, which she would occupy for only a few years until her death in 1815, which Soane blamed on the stress caused by their renegade and dissolute son George.
By new year – when its follow-up, Antmusic, was released and the Kings of the Wild Frontier album deposed Abba's Super Trouper from the top of the charts – Adam and the Ants were unequivocally the biggest pop band in the UK, a position they would occupy for the next 18 months (at one dizzying juncture in 1981, they had seven singles in the Top 40 at once).
In 1923, Compton moved to the University of Chicago as Professor of Physics, a position he would occupy for the next 22 years.
For Your Eyes Only marked a change in the make up of the production crew: John Glen was promoted from his duties as a film editor to director, a position he would occupy for four subsequent films.
Hotels could easily run $500 per night for a room we'd occupy for a few hours.
On Sept. 18, as he sat in jail, Park La Brea evicted him from the cluttered townhouse he'd occupied for 16 years.
The history of the Uluru climb is a bizarre and tragic lesson in how relentless tourism marketing was able to dispossess Indigenous people from land they'd occupied for tens of thousands of years.
At the beginning of January, Berlin planned to sail for Europe to work on theatrical productions that would occupy him for several months.
While there Leibniz published in 1666 the remarkably original Dissertation on the Art of Combinations (Dissertatio de arte combinatoria), a work that sketched a plan for a "universal characteristic" and logical calculus, a subject that would occupy him for much of the rest of his life.
