Sentence examples for continually occupy from inspiring English sources
A patient crew of astronauts is ready to blast off to the International Space Station to begin what could be more than 15 years when humans will continually occupy the orbiting outpost.
If several frames are buffered, the device can continually occupy the channel by setting the More Data field of the ongoing frame as 1, and the duration field as the period of time for current transmission plus one more transmission.
There's the magnificent New Mexico History Museum, opened last May, a light-filled multilevel edifice that also incorporates the nation's oldest continually occupied municipal building, the Palace of the Governors.
B1 SCIENCE/HEALTH Ready to Move into Space A three-man crew of astronauts from Russia and the United States is ready to blast off to the International Space Station to begin what could be more than 15 years of humans continually occupying the orbiting outpost.
The Old Testament writers were continually occupied with the fickleness of human commitments, whether to God or to each other.
The ice stream is extremely remote, with the nearest continually occupied research station at Rothera, nearly 1300 km away.
If the squatter openly and continually occupies the premises for a statutorily determined period of years, then the squatter acquires ownership.
Along with planning for a new grid pattern of streets to be laid out, and new administrative and other buildings to be built, he commissioned the building of Anglesea Barracks, which opened in 1814, and is now the oldest continually occupied barracks in Australia.
If they were not dying at a rate roughly equal to that of surviving newborn neurons, being produced, the size of the dentate gyrus would continually increase and occupy most of the calvarium.
In Marvin's case he is continually depressed and bored because no task he is given can ever occupy more than the tiniest fraction of his mind.
Once I started thinking about Jack, I noticed that while he continually foils symbolic representations of ill-used power — giants, kings, witches, et al — he doesn't necessarily occupy the moral high ground.
