occupants造句

As with any household, you can learn much about the occupants by looking at their trash!

The previous occupants had left the house in a terrible mess.

The occupants of the rooms are yawning too, or else scratching themselves.

He attacked Kandahar, where Kabul's previous occupants hailed from, and beat them soundly.

The occupants of offices are indicated not by plaques but slips of paper taped to the wall.

Of the three men in the SUV and the occupants of the minivan, only the 5-year-old boy survived.

I measured a barracks, calculated its occupants from the informational booklet, and imagined how crowded it had been.

A van and a lorry were parked there. The occupants were watching through field glasses. They must have seen the whole thing.

And yes, the proposed legislation would include an exemption from the ban on distracted driving to allow occupants to send text messages while sitting behind the wheel.

The Transition's automotive safety features include operator and passenger airbags, an energy-absorbing crush structure in the vehicle's nose, and a rigid safety cage to protect occupants.

AMERICA’S vice-presidency, one of its occupants once asserted in an oft-bowdlerised remark, is “not worth a bucket of warm piss”.

If you live in an apartment building or high-rise, talk to the manager about the safest place in the building for sheltering and about providing for building occupants until it is safe to go out.