Sentence examples for occupying that from inspiring English sources

And occupying that spot tends to prove fatal.

But, she said, "we're not particularly keen in occupying that segment of the business".

Jacobs-Jenkins recalls: "There was just something about seeing people of colour occupying that landscape.

You're talking about a different orbit – nobody else is really occupying that same space.

Since 1967, Mr. Santorum said, Israelis have been "occupying that ground, and having that ground be part of Israel".

Little more than a decade ago, the idea of a democratically chosen president occupying that ground would have seemed unimaginable.

Occupying that spot, with his team at 2-3, is more likely the inability of his defense to get off the field.

The first was Hitler's order to forestall an eventual British presence in Norway by occupying that country and Denmark in April 1940.

Like all bromance dudes, Kyle is the kind of decent guy that every other decent guy wants to have at his side, especially if the woman occupying that spot is as uptight as Adam's girlfriend, Rachael Brycee Dallas Howard).

"Our military didn't want any part of occupying that big Arab country, and the only way to get Saddam was to go all the way to Baghdad," James Baker told me recently.

"My task is to indicate to my members that the level of radicalisation that has taken place in Labour over the past few years is sufficient for them to start re-occupying that ground that people feel they have lost.