Sentence examples for having been occupied with from inspiring English sources

Because it refers to Hamilton as "General" and because the conversation alluded to took place in Albany, it was presumably written between 1800, the year in which Hamilton resumed his law practice after having been occupied with his duties as Inspector-General of the Army, and 1804.

Russia has offered the Su-35 to India, Malaysia, Algeria and Greece; no firm contracts have materialised, with the first three countries having been occupied with other fighter projects and unlikely to procure the modernized Su-35.

"I've been occupied with my husband's campaign," she said.

He also said he had been occupied with other projects in his empire.

Much of my professional life has been occupied with stories transferred from one medium to another.

White House officials said the president's schedule had been occupied with debt-limit negotiations with congressional leaders.

Since Sept. 8th the trial has been occupied with the selection of a jury, known as voir dire proceedings.

But the Chinese, who had been occupied with rebellions and invasions in other parts of their empire, then decided to take decisive action against Yakub.

It seems that, while we've been occupied with the economy, the election and Gangnam Style, some interesting changes have occurred under the radar.

The correspondence there showed that James Hogue had been occupied with a larger, more imaginative goal than disposing of the stolen bikes.

His wife, who had been occupied with Instagramming each dish, nodded before looking up and taking stock of the black-and-white mosaic tiles around the restaurant.