Sentence examples for ever occupied from inspiring English sources

In fact, after Taft, no one of comparable girth has ever occupied the White House.

"Sports World gives the lie to any notion that sports and politics ever occupied separate spheres in America.

And certainly no other individual personality in history has ever occupied a city as thoroughly as Peter the Great occupies St . Petersburg

But it is also true that, once they have bought, residents generally have little or no financial stake in whether the retail spaces are ever occupied.

For now his main objective is to integrate the defender who won 73 England caps into a dressing room way below the level Campbell has ever occupied.

Venezuela has revived a claim to two-thirds of Guyana – territory which neither it nor its Spanish imperial predecessors have ever occupied.

With it went all hope – tongue-in-cheek or otherwise – of ever occupying the White House.

Arthur Levitt was the longest-serving chairman of the SEC ever, occupying the post from 1993 to 2001.

He dismissed the idea that someone with his background and propensity for indiscreet comments could ever occupy the Oval Office.

Each person seems to be in a special "privileged position" with regard to his own thoughts and feelings, a position that no one else could ever occupy.

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.