Sentence examples for start occupy from inspiring English sources

People are constantly arguing about what would benefit their country most, or which arrangement is fairest, but bees don't start Occupy the Hive movements or call for a flat tax on pollen.

An interesting recent example was the brilliant anarcho-anthropologist David Graeber who is both one of the people who helped start #Occupy Wall Street in its earliest days and the author of Debt: The First 5,000 Years.

Stop occupying the streets and start occupying the Capitol.

Next we'll have to start occupying five-star hotels".

Buyers will be able to start occupying their units by the end of November.

But, anyway, so in France they start occupying buildings, and on May — the Sorbonne is closed down on May 2nd.

Forget about occupying Wall Street; maybe it's time to start occupying Main Street, a place Gannett has bled dry by offering less and less news while dumping and furloughing journalists in seemingly every quarter.

When protestors start occupying the offices of pension funds rather than blocking the bulldozers razing old growth forests, it's clear that the times – and campaigning tactics - are changing.

Their example may inspire others in the Occupy movement in Dublin to start occupying National Asset Management Agency-owned properties across the city and beyond as a means of highlighting speculator greed and the fact that despite thousands of empty houses and flats there are thousands of homeless too.

They say they will start occupying government buildings if he does not quit by Thursday night.

Student leader Lester Shum said protesters could start occupying government buildings if Mr Leung did not quit by Thursday.