Hm? Huh? Oh sorry, we're still preoccupied over here with a picture of ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER that's been making the rounds.
Bush campaign advisers and supporters seem almost preoccupied over the possibility that the Democrats will begin broadcasting harsh commercials that try to scare voters away from their candidate -- all in a drive to gain an edge over Bush.
Because of the actions they've taken to shut down the federal government, congressional Republicans have kept the Washington media so preoccupied over the past several days that reporters have not done what they surely would have done in the absence of all the drama on Capitol Hill.
More than 300,000 people remain homeless, living in camps or staying temporarily with relatives, but top politicians have been preoccupied with haggling over cabinet posts and forming a coalition government.
The Markle project addresses many of the issues that have preoccupied Mr. Steinberg over the past seven years: the march of technology, the globalization of markets, the ubiquity of the Internet, and the social and security concerns they raise.
It remains the achievement with which he is most often linked, except perhaps by movie buffs who admire the films that have preoccupied him over the past couple of decades: La Reine Margot, Intimacy, Gabrielle, Son Frère, Persécution, Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train.
Lately, I have been preoccupied mulling over the goal.
He was preoccupied, reading over a paper he was preparing for a seminar the following week.
Everyone at Equity is in audition mode, which means completely preoccupied, overdressed and over-made-up.
It was 1962; the board was preoccupied with the over-budget, scandal-plagued epic "Cleopatra".
Depressed people may be preoccupied with, or ruminate over, thoughts and feelings of worthlessness, inappropriate guilt or regret, helplessness, hopelessness, and self-hatred.
