Sentence examples for occupied somewhere from inspiring English sources

Into some other life that he had made up and now occupied, somewhere else.

His school of thought occupied somewhere between the two prevailing ideologies in Argentinian football – menottista (romantic idealist) and bilardista (territorial and tactically driven), from César Luis Menotti and Carlos Bilardo, who guided their country to World Cup success in 1978 and 1986 respectively.

Even so, it appears that many residents are ready for Occupy Wall Street to occupy somewhere else.

The question is, 'Should we occupy somewhere else?' " — Mark Bray, a spokesman for Occupy Wall Street "The understanding of the Occupy Wall Street crowd of what makes our country work is probably fairly limited.

The Palestinian director Kamal Aljafari's elliptical film "Port of Memory" occupies ground somewhere between documentary and fiction.

Ellen Brous's works on paper, collectively titled "Second Sight," have nothing in common with either approach, but occupy territory somewhere between them.

Safestay, as far as I can tell, is occupying territory somewhere between all these options, and doing it with some panache inside an early Georgian gem of a townhouse.

But you're going to have to find something to do with that dangling wire, because the Mobile Tune's universal dock attaches to your iPod, which must occupy space somewhere along with the wire leading to it.

Certainly, it seems to spare one the pain of face-to-face disclosures with all the people in life who occupy space somewhere outside of that most intimate inner circle.

His hastily recruited successor was Christian Wulff, a Christian Democrat who occupied a position somewhere between ally and potential rival to Merkel.

The house, which existed in space at 18 Folgate Street in the part of East London where Jack the Ripper prowled, occupied a time somewhere in the past.