Sentence examples for though occupying from inspiring English sources

Large groups of Chinese remained though, occupying a number bunkers and trenches, and they were not finally dislodged by the Marines until the following afternoon.

The country's lowland areas, though occupying only one-seventh of the total area, are home to most of its people.

Though occupying a valuable plot of land bordered on one side by the Thames and the other by £1m Edwardian family houses, they are among the humbler relations of the Premier League.

Dylan, though, occupies a singular and exalted place in the pop pantheon.

Generally, though, Occupy Boston, like its cousin on Wall Street, is a remarkably media-savvy operation.

The Bush administration, though occupied with its campaign against terrorists and with its efforts to topple Saddam Hussein in Iraq, is nonetheless devoting greater attention to the economic distress of poor countries.

The DLS below CBM (α type) with localized wavefunctions do not contribute to conductivity, though occupied by electrons and weakly respond to external perturbations such as pressure and temperature.

The hotel, though, only occupies lower floors of the 160-level structure.

Point-and-shoots are effectively extinct, and DSLRs are reserved for serious shooters — though those occupying the middle ground, such as Fujifilm with its lively X series and Olympus with its PENs and OM-Ds, have been prospering modestly.

Only two other tables were occupied, though, when I was there one weeknight this month.

To be fair, though, I was occupied with the other 28 half-broken things in my house that require constant ignoring.