Sentence examples for practically occupied from inspiring English sources

When the French frontier roads were finally opened, about 300,000 Spaniards-soldiers, civilians women and children, all hungry, exhaused, and in panic swept down on 200,000 French inhabitants of the Pyrenees-Orientales who, found themselves living in what was practically occupied territory.

The Stone Age was of great duration, having occupied practically all of the Pleistocene Epoch.

At the height of its power, the Khitan empire under its reigning Liao dynasty occupied practically the whole of Manchuria, part of northern Korea, part of North China, and the greater part of the Mongolian Plateau.

Standard proof-theoretic semantics has practically exclusively been occupied with logical constants.

Emergency endoscopy disclosed a bulky, lobulated, congestive mass with petechial bleeding, protruding through the stoma into the gastric lumen, that occupied practically the anterior wall of the stomach and part of the greater curvature.

All farmland was occupied, and practically everyone was hungry.

Competition between the nightjars and potoos is reduced because the latter hunt mostly from higher perches in open country or exploit the space above the great forests, a vast niche occupied by practically no other nocturnal bird.

When it's warm, this quaint block, lined with 19th-century Greek Revival buildings, is practically blocked by tables occupied by financial types, a few sundry locals and knowledgeable tourists.

The insurgents now occupy practically all of Luhansk's official buildings.

I've heard the Kiev government wants to replace it with a gay pride parade". The insurgents now occupy practically all of Luhansk's official buildings.

On a day when Hearts occupied Easter Road and practically made it their own, Skacel had been subjected to some verbals, some guttural abuse from a pocket of disenchanted Hibees.