Object

• position: The Abbey town of Paisley occupies a unique position in Scottish history.

• acre: In total the European institutions occupy almost 500 acres of office space in Brussels.

Adjective complement

• most: Sphagnum bog with lawns, hollows and mounds is present across the central mire expanse, which occupies most of the site.

Subject

• tenant: He discovered that her English property, Jeffs, was occupied by longstanding tenants who paid an almost negligible rent.

• Roman: Alban lived in the third century, when Britain was occupied by the Romans.

• diplomat: Armed forces accommodation or properties occupied by a member of a visiting force or occupied by foreign diplomats.

• army: As a result, Italy had been occupied by the German army.

Preposition: as

• dwelling: Human Rights Act Article 8 applies in this case because the building is occupied as a dwelling.

Preposition: in

• solidarity: News reached Rome and the Dutch Embassy was occupied in solidarity.

Preposition: by

• troop: INFORMATION ' Guadalcanal ' : the largest of the Solomon Islands, occupied by Japanese troops during the Second World War.

• tenant: He discovered that her English property, Jeffs, was occupied by longstanding tenants who paid an almost negligible rent.

• Roman: Alban lived in the third century, when Britain was occupied by the Romans.

• diplomat: Armed forces accommodation or properties occupied by a member of a visiting force or occupied by foreign diplomats.

• army: As a result, Italy had been occupied by the German army.

• widow: They were to be occupied by six poor widows who were members of the Church of England.