Sentence examples for ever occupy from inspiring English sources

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.

If this is right, won't Sibs only ever occupy a tiny niche as occasional PbR pilots? Events have finally overtaken the Peterborough Sib.

It was the first and last article to ever occupy all the editorial space of an entire issue of "The New YorkerO--that of August 31, 1946 and after, when it appeared as a book, it sold some 3 1/2 million copies, in many editions, and is still in print.

Since we assume, however, that it is not only a cognitive subject but also intrinsically a cognitive subject it cannot ever occupy this role — at least if we make the plausible assumption that being an object and being a subject are mutually incompatible properties.

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

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.

"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