Sentence examples for occupied off from inspiring English sources

It has been occupied off and on in recent years by various family members and has now been cleared of most of the art and furniture.

There's a subsidised bar and plenty to keep you occupied off piste: outdoor table tennis, table football, board games, a pool table, and a sauna.

He said no one had been asking to stay in that particular room, although it has been occupied off and on since the news broke.

He became ill in 1560 and convalesced in Amboise and Cognac, where he began work on his Recherches, with which he was occupied, off and on, for the next 40 years.

Previously it had been thought that the cave had been occupied, on or off, for around 2,000 years.

That may be appropriate, since the biography is being shown in the time-tested family hour Disney has occupied on and off for years.

Because of its strategic location, it has been occupied, on and off, since at least the fourth century B.C. Venice's turn came in 1000.

(Cranston, 1957, pp. 140 1) Thus the Oxford scholar and medical researcher came to begin the work which was to occupy him off and on over the next twenty years.

(D ) It moves forward in a partially twisting motion and occupies an off axis position (transient state).

Hotels in Colombo, now less than 10% occupied, are laying off staff.

The Conservative government destroyed the coal industry and the land it occupied, and sold off public land cheap to many private profiteers.