Sentence examples for suddenly occupy from inspiring English sources

The CH first generates a random back-off time to avoid collision with the PUs (a licensed user may suddenly occupy the beaconing spectrum or another CH may generate a beacon signal).

Suddenly, Occupy Wall Street, a movement defined loosely as being a protest against economic injustice and inequality, had human faces and voices: the women screaming on the ground.

Then, in January 1812, Napoleon suddenly occupied Swedish Pomerania.

So why is it suddenly occupying our back pages?

If the middle seat next to me is suddenly occupied, I try to move to a better spot.

The court moved some troops into Sichuan from Hubei; some other troops in Hubei mutinied and suddenly occupied the capital city, Wuchang, on October 10.

"Thus Hitler lost his only chance of meeting me". The drift toward war quickened on March 7, 1936, when Hitler suddenly occupied the demilitarized Rhineland zone.

I thought of a scene in "The Shining," in which Jack Nicholson's hotel-caretaker character enters an empty ballroom to find it suddenly occupied by the ghosts of a Roaring Twenties grand soirée.

Don't be surprised if a sense of urgency about planning a return trip suddenly occupies the evening conversation.

It just works for me that there's this massive and mysterious spacecraft traveling for millions upon millions of years that's suddenly occupied by dozens of seemingly unqualified personal.

Perhaps it will serve as a lesson in how to decipher the motives and intentions of those death-haunted, death-worshipping societies that have so suddenly come to occupy a central place in our consciousness.