Sentence examples for occupy that space from inspiring English sources

I think Weng Weng's films occupy that space to a certain extent – probably not in terms of money but if you look at his face in the movies, he's having an absolute blast, and so will the audience, if they approach them from a position of fun and entertainment.

The marches worked hard to find and occupy that space.

She can very easily occupy that space and command attention," Rales said.

"My aim is that my party will occupy that space in British politics," he said.

In fact, people who regularly occupy that space are called columnists and not reporters or editorial page writers.

This will require widening the stairwell into the basements of adjoining buildings and making deals to occupy that space.

China has occupied that space.

Now a chain drugstore occupies that space, its fluorescent glare lighting the corner at 75th Street.

Occupying that space, the top editor's perch at Town & Country, is a bit, he said, "like being a gerbil in a cage".

I guess that conversation would definitely take ownership for my part in, um, you know, the part I played in occupying that space.

Rowling's Harry Potter series may have its faults - it's a magpie's nest of bits and bobs borrowed from more innovative writers - but it occupies that space.