Sentence examples for young occupiers from inspiring English sources

One day, Kachel overheard a group of young occupiers, who were sitting on the steps just a few feet away, talking about him as if he weren't there.

That's one of the ways the young occupiers of the Parisian square show that they have decided not to play the game any more, and vowed to set up their own rules.

But just as the young occupiers begin to cower before the hostile crowd, a savior arrives: Captain America.

Your bankers are still facing off with those young Occupiers -- who are the very image of the Paris Communards -- though I have to say it was all a bit more fun in my day, at least before we went down at the barricades.

"This will particularly affect younger owner occupiers, who are relatively new to the market and have stretched themselves on higher loan to incomes".

Often, the first new wave of occupiers were young professionals and artists, many of whom were the children of the well-to-do.

What ground should occupiers occupy?

A lot of the occupiers are young, she says, and while they have heard of co-ops, they aren't aware of social enterprise being a small, but well-developed sector.

With sustained house prices and the difficulty of obtaining sufficient mortgage funds, we are already seeing fewer young graduates as owner-occupiers.

It tells of two brothers who take roles every Iranian can recognize: The elder is ambitious and panders to the occupiers; the younger refuses to sell his grain to them and pays a tragic price for his integrity.

But the Red Army counterattacked in February 1944, and the German occupiers summoned all young men to the front.