Sentence examples for occupying too much from inspiring English sources

His bride, the actress Sthefany Brito, cited soccer as the culprit, for occupying too much of his time.

He and his wife are occupying too much land, and his little Toyota Echo burns too much fuel for the planet's health, he says: "What can I do?

This intention is to prevent the poor channel condition SSs from occupying too much bandwidth.

The decision to not be a distracted driver started a series of realizations about how my mobile phone was occupying too much time and space in my life.

The predecessor Viggen, despite being less advanced and less expensive, had been criticized for occupying too much of Sweden's military budget and was branded "a cuckoo in the military nest" by critics as early as 1971.

I've been accused of being ubiquitous, of occupying too much cultural ground, of being a pop culture hog, like a guest at a wedding who sticks his dirty fingers in every cake and pie.

Cars occupy too much space, make too much noise, use too much fuel and degrade the environment.

Partly, this is owing to Ms. Ashley, who even in a big role seems to occupy too much space here.

But he has often complained that Google's content, which includes the ever expanding YouTube video library, occupies too much of his network's bandwidth, or carrying capacity.

But Nunn's two prime obsessions as a director are Shakespeare and musicals; and I still believe the latter occupied too much stage time.

The decision by the Equalities Commission to challenge the party's racist membership rules occupied too much of his attention, and drained the party's meagre resources.