Sentence examples for occupy such from inspiring English sources

Among the novels in this series, few novels occupy such an unassailable place on the list.

So why does Greggs occupy such a special spot in our hearts?

But how did one small economic research institute come to occupy such a commanding position in British public life?

In many ways, their hardscrabble identity has been patterned after Baylor, their 55-year-old hitting coach, who was also not supposed to occupy such a lofty position.

I wonder how we ever let government, in all its various and insidious guises, occupy such a large portion of our household budget.

Troops were not in defensive positions; indeed they were ordered not to occupy such positions, for fear of provoking the Germans.

Because operatic philanthropy has come to occupy such a central part of his life, Mr. Vilar is irked by the biting remarks directed at him in the press.

How, pray tell, will leasing agents for the Freedom Tower find enough tenants with a death wish to occupy such an inviting target (Op-Ed, March 23)?

Professor George agrees: "Philosophy occupies such a weird position in the culture.

In the forest, the Vixen upbraids the Badger for occupying such a large sett alone.

But none has occupied such a central place in the Australian psyche as Holden.