Sentence examples for almost all occupied from inspiring English sources

The slot machines were almost all occupied.

We are almost all occupied with the offices, and the ground floor is a big restaurant.

Bazillions of cars, almost all occupied by one person, entered the city on the West Side Highway.

Settlers moved into the Athabasca River, Lesser Slave Lake, and Peace River areas in large numbers after 1920, when the farmlands of the Canadian prairies were almost all occupied.

No matter what the time of day, the brown-varnished tables and chairs are almost all occupied, a pall of cigarette smoke hanging in the air, hazing the distance between corner booth and bar.

However, at relatively high substrate concentrations, the reaction rate asymptotically approaches the theoretical maximum; the enzyme active sites are almost all occupied and the reaction rate is determined by the intrinsic turnover rate of the enzyme.

The phrase "on almost all the land occupied by Israel in 1967" disregards the other conditions placed before the Palestinians: land would have been broken up by settlements, military outposts and bypass roads into at least three separate regions.

Residential buildings are almost all fully occupied, the demand for apartments booming.

The cargo space occupies almost all the rest of the ship's length, along with ballast or fuel tanks.

Political dissent is swiftly and brutally crushed... Members of Saddam's immediate family and several related clans occupy almost all the positions of political, military, and economic influence in Iraq.

Ms. Hayden's wampum bracelets occupy almost all the space between her wrist and elbow, and she happily admits to being a rare Vineyarder who likes the sight of the pink and white tour buses rumbling up the hill.