Sentence examples for remember occupying from inspiring English sources
The show's costumes are designed by Eric Daman, who also did "Gossip Girl," and if Carrie's outfits aren't exactly what a veteran of the mid-eighties might remember occupying her own wardrobe (shoulder pads, quantities of spandex, the unfortunate snap-crotch bodysuit) they are at least mildly suggestive of the era.
He remembers occupying an area known as Audio Alley in the Mission district, spilling into South of Market.
On weekend trips to Cape Cod, Mass., with his family, Taylor remembers occupying himself by catching blue crabs, digging steamers, wading for quahogs, picking wild mussels or fishing for scup and blues on the jetty.
I hope that you will live up to his example by remembering Occupy Denver's constitutional rights to free speech and peaceable assembly, represented by the Occupy Denver encampment.
It may seem something of a major oversight now, but I do not remember Tendulkar occupying a huge amount of our time at team meetings during that series.
There is a team that calls itself the Knicks, the players wear the same orange and blue as the N.B.A. team I remember, they occupy the same famous arena.
The word potential is worth pausing over; it is salutary to remember Bush and Blair occupied Iraq and caused the death of perhaps hundreds of thousands of innocent people for "humanitarian" reasons.
REMEMBER Occupy Wall Street?
But Burns needs to remember that those occupying universities and marching through city centres are his allies, not his enemies.
