"As a symbol, the park needs to stay occupied," he said.
The next play, a fielder's choice groundout to third, meant first and second stayed occupied.
Ray said he tried to stay occupied by doing odd jobs, although he has not always had terrific luck when he has found employment.
Many seniors, like my father, choose to stay occupied and enriched, meeting new people and having new experiences, rather than taking long naps and easing into death.
But the city intends to spend an extra $278 million to expand a program that transfers run-down, privately owned apartment buildings to new owners, along with subsidies to fix the buildings up, to try to ensure that they stay occupied and on the tax rolls.
I think he drops a stitch here because still later he notes that the most common activity for listening psychoanalysts is not note-taking but knitting, which is now not a blocking mechanism but simply a way for the therapist's hands to stay occupied in order to help concentration.
The buildings had stayed occupied and intact, the biggest wound having come not from arson or drug-crazed squatters but from the Cross-Bronx Expressway, which cut through a few blocks south like a knife through cheese and lured my old neighbors to the city's fringes.
How are you going to stay occupied in an airport for the next three hours?
After the sun sets, visitors stay occupied at the strip of bars in town.
But of course the child's mind rarely stays occupied with a single representation for long; its imagination (Phantasie) rapidly leads it, usually by association, to other, similar representations (SW II: 40).
We figured that it would be important for the young men to stay occupied.
