Sentence examples for time occupying from inspiring English sources

It's been sitting up on my to-be-read shelf for far too much time, occupying far to much space.

In September 1956 he accepted the position of professor at the University of Paris left vacant by Irène, at the same time occupying his own chair at the Collège de France.

Many see his decision to declare first as a sign of weakness (a view supported by precedent), but he is likely to stay in the race for a long time, occupying the right flank in any primary debate.

Some cartoons stop being funny at all, over time; occupying that consensual middle ground – "We're in this together", "We all get this" – they can also occupy the middle ground of prejudice or obliviousness.

And then there's the ghostly presence of Eliza Harriet Smithwick: as well as serving as a reminder of the past, I saw her as mirroring the way in which the house's current inhabitants seem to spend much of their time occupying different dimensions.

Informal space takes shape over time occupying different areas and its borders may expand to include the multiple uses of the contemporary urban condition.

Deen has, for some time, occupied a peculiar niche.

Why, then has breakout time occupied such a central position in the debate?

Geologic time, the extensive interval of time occupied by the geologic history of Earth.

The novel, which loops and backtracks through time, occupies a few days in Arvid's life.

Then the time occupied by the process will be infinite, and also that occupied by the reverse process of synthesis.