Sentence examples for feel occupied from inspiring English sources

I don't know whether our experience at Exeter was the same at each of the Occupy camps situated by cathedrals; that it is not easy to make that invitation jointly when we ourselves feel occupied.

It'll distract him and allow him to feel occupied while you're gone.

Obviously, an occupied country felt occupied, and you didn't know if your friend at the chancellery who was there last night would still be there the next morning, or would have been sent to Siberia by the Russians.

Quinn too must feel equally "occupied" given that administrators now run his various businesses including the once lucrative insurance corporation.

The first time they went on holiday together, Sally and he nearly broke up – until she gave him a puzzle book so he would not feel under-occupied.

"It feels like occupied territory," Judge Hinojosa said.

Instead, I grew up in an America that often felt like occupied territory.

To visitors from either side of the border, the Sonoran feels like occupied territory, replete with watchtowers, helicopters, miles of separation walls, and semi-automatic wielding patrolmen.

In general, the surgical trainee participants felt pre-occupied with their learning and clinical activities and felt that they would not have the focus to screen for IPV.

Since the election of George W. Bush in 2000, Texas in general and Houston in particular have had the feel of occupied territory.

Siri, it seems, recognizes a leading tenet of waiting time psychology: "Unoccupied time feels longer than occupied time".