Sentence examples for occupied good from inspiring English sources

"They occupied good buildings in multiple locations and went out and bought cheap, did the rehab and wound up paying less for space under one roof," Mr. Schubert said.

On both beaches the Ottoman defenders occupied good defensive positions and inflicted many casualties on the British infantry as they landed.

Reciting these terms out loud helped — though distilling "Quakers" from what now seems to be the very obvious reference, "Cooacres," occupied a good deal of one morning.

Fred Perry tennis shirts occupied a good share of space at To Be Confirmed, as did seersucker shirt jackets from Oliver Spencer, a young designer from London who seemed renegade only insofar as he was drinking a beer at midday.

In it he chooses tales from the classic Thousand and One Nights and reforges them into narratives dealing with those themes that have always occupied him: good and evil, man's social responsibility, and, increasingly with time, death.

The huge population drop in the 70's -- an estimated 440,000 from the start of the decade until the '77 blackout -- left neighborhoods empty, burning and occupied in good numbers by people who did not have the wherewithal to get out.

A Cinerama movie, which had to be shot with three big synchronized cameras and shown using three synchronized projectors, gave you the optical illusion of being on the scene because it occupied a good portion of your central and peripheral vision.

Their conquest is far from complete, but a few areas have been occupied: most good law schools in the country now employ at least one economist, and policy reforms in fields as diverse as antitrust law, environmental regulation and criminal sentencing bear the distinctive imprint of economic analysis.

The issue of whether God is to be identified with the whole of Nature (i.e., Natura naturans and Natura naturata) or only a part of Nature (i.e., Natura naturans alone), which has occupied a good deal of the recent literature, might be seen as crucial to the question of Spinoza's alleged pantheism.

While there are various forms of ignorance to be investigated (Townley 2011), one that has occupied a good deal of feminist attention is "invested ignorance" (Townley 2011) in which the ignorance is "systematically produced and sustained to misrepresent reality in ways that not coincidentally sustain patterns of… privilege" (Townley 2011, x).

The...c5-c4 advance would also relinquish Black's control over the d4-square, which may be occupied to good effect by a white knight or bishop.