Sentence examples for take occupy from inspiring English sources

Take Occupy Wall Street, which constitutes a zombie battle against the privileged vampires of the global financial industry.

This is how a writer like Cobb can take Occupy, Standing Rock, and Black Lives Matter and stitch them all together into a prediction about the future of protest politics; it's how phrases like #NoDAPL, Black Lives Matter, and "My body, my choice" can be diluted down, so they mean the same thing.

At present, President Obama has renewed U.S. military aid to Israel's government, which has continued to take occupied Palestinian land, often at gunpoint, to build Jewish-only Israeli settlements.

After five months of protesting, in recent weeks it has been Bulgarian students who have taken the lead, occupying their universities and organising the daily protests outside parliament.

Activists operating under the banner UK Uncut have taken to occupying stores whose owners and bosses have been avoiding tax.

Parishioners have taken turns occupying the two weathered brick churches in the Uptown neighborhood, living in the buildings several at a time.

After several days of hard fighting, some of it hand-to-hand, against determined Argentine troops dug in along several ridgelines, the British succeeded in taking and occupying the high ground west of Stanley.

The legality of Lula's appointment to the Cabinet has been a running debate, with a series of judges going back and forth on the issue since last week as opposing protesters have taken turns occupying the streets around the country.

*Quick Takes: Occupy Next.

The sprawling Art Basel took place last week, occupying numerous venues across the city.

The British took over and occupied the fort for three weeks after the Battle of Saratoga.