occupant

IPA: ˈɑkjʌpʌnt

Examples of "occupant" in Sentences

In this country, a VP [with the exception of the current occupant] is not a CO-president.
President Obama, unlike the former White House occupant, is an adult, capable of honest reflection.
In a car crash involving a modern vehicle, everything happens before the occupant is even aware of the collision.
Every time I see a "pro-life" bumper sticker I wonder if the car's occupant is also prolife when it comes to capital punishment.
The story The Voice in the Night, for instance, concerns a couple shipwrecked on an island whose only occupant is a corrupting fungus.
I was recently involved in a warrant where the occupant is on disability benefits, £300 per week, rent and council tax paid by yours truly.
With the Winter Issue comes the opening of a new wing, the HENDERSON LABORATORY, in which one occupant is given free reign to experiment with new and unusual ideas throughout the duration of the season.
This issue was recently addressed by David Viano and colleagues, who work at ProBiomechanics LLC, a Michigan firm specializing in occupant kinematics and injury causation, published last month in Traffic Injury Prevention.
Not only that, Obama -- reflecting the agonizing number of economic potholes and his inability to get rid of them -- is increasingly being viewed by Wall Street as a non-achiever, a veritable misfit when it comes to concocting a meaningful plan to revitalize the economy and a likely one-term occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.