Sentence examples for occupied sick from inspiring English sources

They are sick of being occupied, sick of being exploited, sick of Guantánamo being synonymous with torture the world over, when it should bring up visions of gorgeous beaches, fat healthy fish and rigorous mountain climbing.

Some of these individuals report having occupied "sick buildings" during the time their symptoms began.

He tells you he's sick but doesn't occupy the sick body.

Certainly it was grief and not blame that was occupying the sick boy's father as he stood weeping in the corridor of the California Hospital, a mile from the scene of the knockout.

There were half a dozen children – all the patients then contained in the new hospital; but, here and there, a bed was occupied by a sick doll.

But the health of their roommate made a big difference to healthy lobsters: Only about 15% of them moved into a den occupied with a sick lobster, the team reports 25 May in Nature.

I heard it for the last time when she had been occupying her sick-bed for more than a year, and I made a written note of it at the time--a note not to be repeated.

Alvarado entered Malacatán unopposed to find it occupied only by the sick and the elderly.

"Love Sick" occupies a middle ground between the insipid fantasies of B.L. genre and the slice-of-life approach of serious dramas about gay youth that take a polemical tone advocating tolerance — an issue with a blunted impact in societies that not only accepted but idealized homosexual liaisons until the modern era.

The Geneva Conventions (1949) and their additional protocols (1977) deal with, among other topics, prisoners of war, the sick and wounded, war at sea, occupied territories, and the treatment of civilians.

The results suggest that an increased risk of not returning to work after the initial long-term sick-listing is found in: females, younger people, people occupied in farming (recession period) and other job types, people with prior sick-listing (growth period), or prior unemployment.