Sentence examples for sort of occupy from inspiring English sources

In the low-budget video, a young man calling himself the "king of the Upper West Side" and wearing a T-shirt that reads, "Hi, I'm Tom Pynchon," wanders around the city discussing his routines: "I try to just sort of occupy Zabar's for five to six hours; just sort of sweat it out, get that sawdust smell into my lungs".

"Blue Is the Warmest Color" is a political film in the deepest sense; its harsh physicality is a visual sort of Occupy France, a struggle for an impartial but well-defined civic space where people aren't threatened, literally or metaphorically, by religious, ethnic, or political-party bonds of exclusion.

When the protest began, it was a sort of Occupy style discussion area filled with drummers and speakers.

Occupy protests rapidly sprouted at other campuses: hundreds nationwide currently have or had some sort of Occupy-related activity going on.

More specifically, it is an amateurish reality show about a group of girls who go to brunch, talk about their dating lives, and just sort of generally occupy space.

THERE'S a Tolkien quality to the composer George Crumb: he's an elderly, academic sort of man occupied very seriously with an abundance of precise details that seem to some like children's games; to others, the stuff cults are made from.

You'll always have some sort of issue occupying your mind.

Focused on economic disparities in the Games, a sort of digital Occupy Olympics, the athletes used hashtags like #WeDemandChange, #Rule40 and #WeDemandChange2012 to voice their complaints.

July 23, 2012 Oliver Cooper (@OliverCooper) A short-selling ban is the sort of policy Occupy Wall Street would come up with when they were particularly baked.

A sort of grassroots, Occupy Faggot kind of movement?

For example, debate continues over Locke's claim that two things of the same sort cannot occupy exactly the same spatial region.