Sentence examples for if we occupied from inspiring English sources

Yet even when I discovered that we could get a good deal on the price from Abercrombie & Kent — around 25 percent off the standard charge per passenger if we occupied every cabin — there was skepticism that we could actually pull off this dream trip.

The word lexicographer has appeared in 11 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Dec. 21 in the Opinionator blog post "What if We Occupied Language?" by H. Samy Alim: When I flew out from the San Francisco airport last October, we crossed above the ports that Occupy Oakland helped shut down, and arrived in Germany to be met by traffic caused by Occupy Berlin protestors.

We fear that if we occupy Arab land, new recruits will flock to the martyr brigades.

Even if we had occupied Egypt by armed force we could not have secured the freedom of passage through the canal.

"This very, very nice homeless man asked us if we were occupying," said Choi. "We had to say no".

Perhaps if we all occupy ourselves a little more this Thanksgiving, together we shall save our country.

If we can occupy Iraq or Afghanistan to try to create order, then we can send the full resources of the Federal government civil and military to defend Puerto Rico and save lives.

We have to show them [police and management] that we will not accept the limits that they put on our protest, we will occupy if we want to occupy, we will walk out if we want to walk out".

And if we couldn't occupy him, he would be off.

What will we be seeing if we're not occupying the physical world?

As if we could not occupy many identities at one time.