Sentence examples for sick occupies from inspiring English sources

"Love Sick" occupies a middle ground between the insipid fantasies of B.L. genre and the slice-of-life approach of serious dramas about gay youth that take a polemical tone advocating tolerance — an issue with a blunted impact in societies that not only accepted but idealized homosexual liaisons until the modern era.

They are sick of being occupied, sick of being exploited, sick of Guantánamo being synonymous with torture the world over, when it should bring up visions of gorgeous beaches, fat healthy fish and rigorous mountain climbing.

Some of these individuals report having occupied "sick buildings" during the time their symptoms began.

He tells you he's sick but doesn't occupy the sick body.

And Greece continues to occupy its own special sick ward.

The Geneva Conventions (1949) and their additional protocols (1977) deal with, among other topics, prisoners of war, the sick and wounded, war at sea, occupied territories, and the treatment of civilians.

Erin Kelly occupies similarly suburban territory with The Sick Rose (Hodder, £14.99), the follow-up to her absorbing debut, The Poison Tree.

Germany now occupies the place Britain did decades ago as the sick man of Europe.

John Fordham Gazelle Twin Changelings This Brighton electro songstress is probably already sick of the Fever Ray comparisons, but her gorgeously sparse debut single certainly occupies a similarly weird and wonderful ballpark.

Mr Lansley insists that the NHS can cope with the swelling numbers of sick patients, even though one in seven critical care beds are now occupied by flu patients.

The 99% are sick of being told to get in line and "follow me," and the Occupy movement's organizational structure reflects that.