Sentence examples for occupying that space from inspiring English sources

Any company with a suite of services it wants to promote for sharing or communication would be well-served by occupying that space on a user's device: it doesn't take much imagination to conceptualize an Evernote phone, for instance, or even a GetGlue tablet, or yes, a Twitter phone, too.

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

We cannot seem to understand that if there were a constituency for that middle position, someone would be occupying that space; if there is no one in that space, it is because the middle position has no constituency.

Thus according to Descartes, anywhere there is extended space, there is body occupying that space, making the existence of a void impossible.

And occupying that space is one of our tactics".

2. Any exhibition or installation that may constitute a threat to the safety of persons occupying that space or that violates any University of Georgia policies will be removed without notice.

The marches worked hard to find and occupy that space.

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.

"This public space wasn't public," continues Helmi, "and that's why graffiti appeared so quickly after the revolution, because people wanted to occupy that space".

Once the state has deliberately created space for power to be exercised without accountability those who occupy that space will protect it against enemies domestic and foreign.