Sentence examples for occupy between from inspiring English sources

Rice wheat cropping systems occupy between 24 and 26 Mha in Asia.

It revealed that up to the age of 40 women occupy between 40-45% of all appearances on TV.

There isn't a great deal of space left for him to occupy between Brussels federalism and Tory Atlanticist anti-Europeanism.

They occupy between 150 and 250 pages, while still managing to convey the essence of their subjects with polish and authority.

In the Tien-Shan alone, according to different estimates, glaciers occupy between 15,400 and 16,400 km2 (Sorg et al. 2012).

Birds have unusually large flocculi compared with other animals, but these only occupy between 1 and 2% of total brain mass.

This receptiveness captures perfectly the middle ground he occupies between jazz and musical theater.

First it lay down in the road outside one of the buildings the company had occupied, between troop carriers.

The debate that surrounds Turner's work also highlights a larger issue; the space poetry occupies between fact and fiction.

Today most print encyclopaedias range between 20 and 30 volumes, occupying between three and four feet (about a metre) of shelf space.

Williams tried to keep occupied between at-bats, going back and forth to the clubhouse, but nothing worked and he went hitless in four at-bats.