Examples of 'occupied the house' in a sentence
Meaning of "occupied the house"
occupied the house: Refers to someone or a group of individuals who are currently residing or living in a particular house or building
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occupied the house
A funeral home later occupied the house.
The family occupied the house for several generations.
Nor is it known whether he ever occupied the house.
Occupied the house.
They have occupied the house.
The countess was the only person who occupied the house.
The Somersets occupied the house for only a short time.
Three generations of their family occupied the house.
The British occupied the house during the Revolutionary War.
Richard Carmichael and family occupied the house.
The queen 's party occupied the house in Réunion for just under two years.
All in all four generations of the Walther family occupied the house.
During the Civil War, soldiers occupied the house and left it in disrepair.
Since then several generations of Baronet Nugents have occupied the house.
He occupied the house of John Hancock, which he scrupulously cared for.
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The Eternal has really occupied the house of life.
Who occupied the house after the owner 's death?
Captain Allan MacLean and his family occupied the house for a number of years.
No one has occupied the house between the renovation and Ms. Brown 's occupancy.
Shortly afterwards, they broke in and occupied the house.
Some members of the family occupied the house as early as February 1907, if not before.
Since that murder, no one has occupied the house.
The Burnetts occupied the house from its construction until 1933, when they moved to Seattle.
After the death of his parents, his brother occupied the house and land.
The Lutzes never occupied the house at 112 Ocean Avenue again.
His direct descendants owned and occupied the house until 2017.
The Royalist army occupied the house during the Battle of Brentford in November 1642.
The Siddals and their descendants occupied the house for the next 300 years.
The De Pree family occupied the house until 1975 when it was sold to Bob Rynbrandt.
Sir Edward Phelips ' descendants occupied the house until the early 20th century.
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Mom turned the house upside down
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