Sentence examples for much occupied from inspiring English sources

"My summer was pretty much occupied when it came to rehabbing the shoulder," he said.

Irony is one of the elements of tragedy, a subject with which Mamet is much occupied.

But he, much occupied these days as a choreographer, is currently out of shape as a classical dancer.

There is still lots of lightly used land – probably too much – occupied by former market sheds and temporary car parks.

And fourth, he was much occupied with accommodating the music and the action to the needs and the limitations of the singers.

In the first months of 1949, Beckett and Duthuit were much occupied with the paintings of their friend Bram van Velde, a Dutch artist living in Paris.

You probably should go here if you have a "real" job where you can get into trouble based on the sites you visit, since this site very much occupies a grey area in the world of copyright and all that.

This has been estimated at £3bn-£5bn, depending on how much occupying and administering Britain has to do.

"It was so glorious to see how much Occupy had learned from all these previous political movements.

"We stayed pretty much fully occupied throughout the period.

Yet it is known that doctors in teaching hospitals are much more occupied with supervising activities [cf. [ 5]].