Sentence examples for hard occupying from inspiring English sources

With holdover titles Mama and A Good Day to Die Hard occupying third and fourth place, Safe Haven had to settle for mid-table respectability, with £812,000 from 388 cinemas.

The LAPD of the 1970s and '80s acted as a hard-charging, occupying force that raided poor neighborhoods and rounded up anyone in sight.

But certain strong themes emerge.One task facing any would-be ruler of the north Eurasian mass is to establish a coherent administration in such a huge, featureless landscape which is easy to invade but hard to occupy.

I perceive that it interrupts me when I'm trying to work, takes up space on my hard drive, occupies my computer's memory and ties up the C.P.U.

It's a 15:20 BST tee off for the leaders so it's hard to occupy yourself.

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Even when Felton cannot get all the way to the rim or make a shot in the paint, just driving hard and fully occupying the attention of the other team's center is of great value because Tyson Chandler is such an active offensive rebounder.

FRANKFURT — The European Central Bank unexpectedly named Peter Praet, a Belgian, its de facto chief economist on Tuesday, breaking a tradition in which German hard-liners occupied that crucial policy-making post.

The die-hards who occupied the Rixos, one of the last remaining groups of Gaddafi loyalists, firmly believed their leader's assurances that the rebels were being defeated — at least until Wednesday.

Hezbollah operates like a revolutionary force within a civilian sea, making it hard to fight without occupying or bombing civilian areas.

As if the world needs a reminder of how hard it is for occupying outsiders to build a nation, Kosovo exploded this month.