Sentence examples for they're occupied with from inspiring English sources

Let's start with the blind-spot warning system (offered as an option), which uses radar to monitor both rear blind spots and lets the driver know when they're occupied with a side-mirror warning light.

Not just when they've cleaned their room or put a hard puzzle together, but whisper it to them when they're sad, shout it at them when they're happy, write it down when they're occupied with homework, and sing it aloud when you're driving in the car together.

They're occupied with the Contraptions, these really fun wooden planks they like to make into tracks, so it looks like the perfect opportunity to sneak into the kitchen and cram down another of those dark chocolate brownies I made last night, even though I just got done telling them, when they asked, that it's too early in the morning to have one.

While they were occupied with arresting him, Chapo made it into the desert, where a private plane picked him up and flew him back to the safety of the Sierra Madre.

The characters here ("underground psychonauts," Gregoriadis calls them, perhaps a few too many times) are tenuously connected through the Internet and they are occupied with the highly technical and solipsistic task of inventing and manufacturing precise states of mind through minute chemical manipulations.

In his Book of Religion, al-Farabi explains along these same lines that most people are not able to grasp truths through an exercise of intellect, but rather, "either due to nature or because they are occupied with other things" these people (the average folks) will "understand generally accepted or persuasive things" (BR, B 98; BR, M § 48).

They are occupied with efforts rather than results.

In late April they marched to Somerset, Kentucky, where they were occupied with similar duty until early June 1863.

You have to find new arrangements for them, so they are occupied with some kind of positive activity.

During times of high customer volume, some customers were missed and surveyors recorded the number of customers missed while they were occupied with an exit interview.

Girls out-of-school, on the other hand, were not seen loitering around the street in need of education because they were occupied with household chores.