Sentence examples for it occupied with from inspiring English sources

Better to keep it occupied with fear of homosexuals.

Keep it occupied with the items you packed.

Twardowski's position is distinctive and interesting because it is a non-platonistic theory of absolute truth, though it is difficult to say exactly what place it occupies with respect to Leśniewski's nominalistic or to Tarski's platonistic approach (for these labels see Simons 2003: section 2).

Overall, the participants expressed that childhood overweight has more to do with the parents than with the child thus a small child is dependent on what the parents give it to eat and what it is occupied with during the day.

In reality, it is occupied with issues closer to home.

Romantic-age developments in widening expressive, timbral and harmonic ranges in their music led to a new and much more significant place for melody than it had occupied with Haydn, Mozart or Beethoven.

Now it is playing a leading role in the conflict in Libya, a land it occupied (along with France) in the 1940s.

Finding it occupied by infantry with armour support, they withdrew back to Herourvillette.

"It was totally occupied with raccoons, possums, squirrels, pigeons, rats, mice".

It is fully occupied, with 17 tenants, which pay $15.50 a square foot in rent and have free Internet access.

Stretching along the riverbank is Beton Hala, or Concrete Hall (a name that makes sense once you see the row of white warehouse blocks it describes), now occupied with upmarket contemporary restaurants, such as Iguana and Comunale, as well as providing an open waterside promenade during Belgrade's hot summer months.