Sentence examples for often occupying from inspiring English sources
They live in very crowded conditions, with thousands often occupying a single structure.
At this time cartoons had a prominent role in the Guardian, accompanying major stories and often occupying the front or back pages.
"That country," wrote one Confederate officer, "consists of a tumultuous mass of steep hills wooded at the top, with execrable roads winding through ravines and often occupying the bed of a watercourse".
Wood tile can cost $5 to $12 a square foot, with teak tiles often occupying the top end of that range because the wood is virtually impervious to the elements.
Dusk was falling as I arrived, creating a mysterious twilight zone out of the rolling Carpathian foothills: with tractors often occupying the road and small farmhouses surrounded by vines and impressive oaks, the setting was a far cry from the overtouristed wine trails of Beaune or the Napa Valley.
Closer up, these settings are populated by an assortment of vaguely human characters: a dog (or wolf) of fake fur, a boxy wallpaper person, several leggy plywood creatures, a walking heart, matchstick babies and a blob face that comes in various sizes and materials, with eyes and mouth almost always turned downward and often occupying the sky, like a grieving planet.
Caves are often occupied during cold or dry periods.
These are the thoughts that often occupy my mind.
Ground floors are often occupied by doctors' offices.
Rental units were often occupied by relatives of the seller.
A bench out front is often occupied by sticky-lipped fans, right.
