Sentence examples for occupying not from inspiring English sources
Often, glaciers combine to form complex glacial systems occupying not just valleys but entire watersheds.
It was Wall Street they were occupying, not World Trade Organisation headquarters in Geneva (or, as was once common, the streets around the World Bank and IMF in Washington).
The only difference UN recognition would make is that it would be near impossible for Netanyahu to say "no" after the United Nations had, in effect, declared that it was occupying not some vague entity but another people's state.
Disney Hall wants to occupy not the high periphery of American life but the center.
But even in his gratitude he saw his country as occupied, not liberated.
"It keeps them off the street and occupied, not looking for something else to do.
Historically, doctors and police officers have occupied not just separate buildings, but separate mindsets as well.
Meanwhile, his ever-buoyant book still occupies not one but two places (a tie-in and a standard edition) at the head of the paperback fiction charts.
In Des Moines the Dean people now occupy not one but two buildings (the second was inherited from Bob Graham's now defunct campaign).
ETEM observations reveal that they have low-crystallized carbon wall and Sn occupies not only the CNF's internal space but also its carbon wall.
Most of the treatise is occupied not with the defense of this Peripatetic position, but rather with attacks on the various aspects of the determinist position.
