Everyone was short on sleep and I was constantly occupied by the newest member of the family -- my infant son.
However, when there is excess demand for parking (i.e., all spaces are constantly occupied), there is no evidence that meters help to increase customer traffic.
For a while, every day brought arrivals and departures, and Mr. Gorski was constantly occupied with running visitors back and forth across the lake.
It reminds me of Pascal and his perspective on how humanity's problems stem from man's inability to be alone with his thoughts, and so he seeks to be constantly occupied.
Not surprisingly, she blames the parents, particularly those who push their children to take part in a range of extra-curricular activities in order to ensure they are constantly occupied and stimulated.
Between the demands of local residents, the estimated 1,000 restaurant and shop employees, spillover from the university and tourists, nearly all the metered parking spaces on the street are constantly occupied, as well much of the existing garage space.
We had our Chateaubriand in Tennyson and... our Madame Récamier in [her]." Despite the fact that she was constantly occupied with entertaining her illustrious company at what she described as "feasts of intellect" (dinners at Dimbola lasted for four hours, and guests were expected to sing, play, recite poetry, or, at the very least, pontificate), she managed to feel bored.
If your mind is constantly occupied by negative thoughts, you won't be able to let your positivity shine through.
Even though the abandonment of Mochica traditions in SJM (funerary practices and ceramic styles) appears quite rapid, SJM was constantly occupied whereby local traditions were being reshaped.
But if there has been no cession by the state of the place, although it has been constantly occupied and used, under purchase, or otherwise, by the United States for a fort, arsenal, or other constitutional purpose, the state jurisdiction still remains complete and perfect.
As Warden of the East March, he was constantly occupied with peace negotiations and defence of northern England, but his efforts were constantly frustrated, and in 1434 he resigned his commission.
