Sentence examples for anything occupy from inspiring English sources

If you have the temerity to challenge anything Occupy says, you get rewarded with a mic check or their "get out of jail free" card: "You represent the 1%!" No, I don't.

If anything Occupy just slowed down our edit because you never knew when an action would be going down and I was much more interested in Occupy as a series of actions with high media visibility, than as a political idea.

We must "lean" into our future hope -- the hope of social justice and wealth redistribution far more radical than anything Occupy Wall Street has demanded -- working toward the economics Jubilee as if the kingdom of God were already among us (Luke 17:217.

Other e-mails show that unnamed brig staff officers fought to get the detainees almost anything to occupy their minds, from a deck of cards to a soccer ball.

One afternoon in Seoul, while bored and looking for anything to occupy my time, a guy I'd met a few days earlier told me he'd heard a rumour that a giant Boeing 747 had been dumped inexplicably on the doorstep of a housing complex out in the suburbs and was now slowly wasting away.

Rather as Coca-Cola wants "share of throat", Lego reckons that its competition is anything that occupies the minds of children.

Match all those loose socks, wipe out the musty refrigerator, put a load of clothes through and fold it all neatly, tidy up around the TV area, clean out your closet, etc. Anything that occupies both your hands and your mind is really useful for displacing your excitement.

"It's not our fault that Mr. Bloomberg doesn't have anything else to occupy his time," said Cuauhtémoc Rivera, the president of a national association of corner stores that has bought multiple newspaper ads criticizing the tax.

Whether the next Occupy Wall Street would be able to occupy anything in a truly smart city remains to be seen: most likely, they would be out-censored and out-droned.

For instance, in busy television markets like Los Angeles, the vacant slices of white-space spectrum account for a third of the airwaves used by broadcasters; in rural areas, they occupy anything up to three-quarters of the spectrum allocated to television.

In the absence of anything else to occupy our time, we managed to find a man teaching windsurfing on the Black Sea.