Sentence examples for story occupied from inspiring English sources

The story occupied the news for two weeks, then disappeared.

Called "His Name Is Savage," the exceedingly violent story occupied the whole book, rather than the 8 or 12 pages allowed in a conventional comic book.

AMERICANS might be forgiven for thinking they have heard everything there is to say about Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's visit to Columbia University, but the story occupied Iranian bloggers at least as much as it dominated the American news cycle.

For us, the only story remaining in the huge mental space that the Cold War story occupied for so long is the story of the end of the Cold War, and we keep telling ourselves that story over and over... Who are we without a story?

And yet the story occupies a sort of historical limbo.

Her story occupies most of the rest of the book.

In fact, this love story occupies only 20 or 30 pages.

This story occupies the first half of "Renegades," and it's at least a diverting one.

The story occupies a territory somewhere between Lewis Carroll's Alice and Catherine Storr's classic fantasy of warning and healing, Marianne Dreams.

Each story occupies a different genre, though they all have the dreamlike quality that pervades the entire novel.

One of the audience members I meet afterwards is 29-year-old Kristian, whose story occupies a considerable part of the play.