Sentence examples for more occupy from inspiring English sources

In Oyster Bay, "British troops" -- Queen's Rangers, Highlanders and Hessians -- will once more occupy Raynham Hall and its grounds on West Main Street.

Except around 140th Street and Amsterdam Avenue, where these creatures and many more occupy subterranean — and subconscious — depths in "Flying Fables," a spirited production for families from New Haarlem Arts Theater at City College.

Observational studies have shown that the male brain is hardwired to be paid more, occupy more powerful roles and positions, and be more inclined to kill things randomly, whereas the female brain is hardwired to get more harassment and oppression, develop worrying obsessions with physical appearance and to care more about other humans and sometimes kittens.

As the movement evolves, it is possible that more Occupy groups will adopt the same symbols.

Our failure to act will mean more Arab springs, more Occupy movements, more "We are the 99%" protests as, through social media, young people in Asia Africa and the Middle East become increasingly aware of the yawning gap between the opportunities the world promised and what has been delivered.

More Occupy actions are planned.

Kyle Walker and Ryan Bertrand were more occupied here with helping the team to maintain a five-man defensive line.

"The authorities, when I had my exhibition, were more occupied with more immediate things: demonstrations, the Muslim Brothers, and so on.

"It is now more a place of recreation than creation, more occupied with preserving history than making it," he laments.

The British find themselves far more occupied with the turbulent Chinese in Malaya than with th Malays.

Back in Blighty – with, sadly, no news of furry sex dates – bloggers seem more occupied with matters financial.