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Sentences ending with occupies

When are we to have peace upon it, if it is kept in the position it now occupies? [7]
As a general thing, intelligence is useful in any position a man occupies. [4]
But for the help of the most influential man of his day it would have been difficult--nay, perhaps impossible--to obtain for themselves and German investigation the position which, thanks to their labour, it now occupies. [10]

More example sentences with the word occupies in them

The graveyard in Zermatt occupies only about one-eighth of an acre. [5]
Wheresoever you place woman, sir--in whatever position or estate--she is an ornament to the place she occupies, and a treasure to the world. [5]
How often have we seen it in our public prints, that woman occupies a false station in the world! [5]
It is easy to say it looks like a frozen river which occupies the bed of a winding gorge or gully between mountains. [5]
Covetousness may lead to industry, sensual appetites may beget noble fruit, but hatred is a devastator, and in the soul that it occupies all that is noble grows not upwards and towards the light, but downwards to the earth and to darkness. [10]
Mrs. Eddy is the sovereign; she devised that great place for herself, she occupies that throne. [5]
Yes, it was the Rigi-Kulm hotel--the one that occupies the extreme summit, and whose remote little sparkle of lights we had often seen glinting high aloft among the stars from our balcony away down yonder in Lucerne. [5]
The throne occupies the centre of the platform, and is raised above it upon an elevation of four steps. [5]
He doubtless edits, sets the type, and prints his paper, all alone; but he delights to speak of the concern as if it occupies a block and employs a thousand men. [5]
But we may say of it, without offence, that it occupies a charming situation, and may have an interesting future; and that a person on a short acquaintance can leave it without regret. [4]
But there is really no need of telling the story a second time, for it can be found by those who are curious enough to look it up in a volume of which it occupies the opening chapter. [6]
Judged by any of them, it is still flawless, it is still ideally perfect; it still occupies the loftiest place possible to human attainment, a loftier one than has been reached by any other mere mortal. [5]
In the center of the whole design the mausoleum occupies a square of 186 feet, with the angles deeply truncated so also form an unequal octagon. [5]
Helena occupies one of the prettiest situations on the Mississippi. [5]
Her beloved image occupies the most sacred place in the shrine of my memory. [10]
It will be noticed that in skeletonizing a list of the qualities which have carried her to the dizzy summit which she occupies, I have not mentioned the power which was the commanding force employed in achieving that lofty flight. [5]
It was a nebulous but suggestive remark that the newspaper occupies the borderland between literature and common sense. [4]
In short, he magnified beyond all reason the career and reputation of the author, and mistook the consideration he occupies in the great world. [4]
I am a lover of men, but this recent wonderful experience of their tenderness surprises and occupies my thoughts day by day. [6]
An infidel occupies it, so it is said; the Abbe does not like that. [11]
Will you stay here if the enemy occupies the place? [2]
He thinks that he occupies an advanced station of observation, from which his telescope can sweep the horizon for anything new. [4]
A low-roofed log dwelling occupies "two-thirds of the ark's length"--a dwelling ninety feet long and sixteen feet wide, let us say a kind of vestibule train. [5]
The Dred Scott decision covers the whole ground, and while it occupies it, there is no room even for the shadow of a starved pigeon to occupy the same ground. [7]
It occupies a central position, and is the evening resort of the population. [5]
In one sumptuous bed they had all slept in succession, but no one occupies it now. [5]
Consider also the attitude he occupies at the head of a large party,--a party which he claims has a majority of all the voters in the country. [7]
This great van-leader arrived upon the ground which St. Paul now occupies, in June 1837. [5]
I don't believe anybody's servant occupies a room. [5]
Fredericksburg is evacuated and the bridges destroyed by the enemy, and a small part of McDowell's command occupies this side of the Rappahannock, opposite the town. [7]
Before going further, and in order to avoid misunderstanding, it is proper to say that I have the firmest belief in the ultimate development of all mankind into a higher plane than it occupies now. [4]
It is only about six feet by seven, and the stone couch on which the dead Saviour lay extends from end to end of the apartment and occupies half its width. [5]
I must get a peep through that microscope of his and see the pediculus which occupies a larger space in his mental vision than the midnight march of the solar systems.---The creature, the human one, I mean, interests me. [6]

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