Sentence examples for time of occupy from inspiring English sources

Around the time of Occupy Wall Street, Creative Time convened "Living as Form" at the Essex Street Market, showing how artists are stretching their work into the social realm.

'I've got vast amounts of time to occupy.' On the way home, I wish I'd told Alison Louise Kennedy to stop giving that bloke the satisfaction of knowing he's ruined her life.

Barnes has plenty of time to occupy himself before his opening bout in London as he will not be in action until next Saturday.

One of the delegates, Mervyn Storey, at the time of writing occupies the position as chair of the Education Committee at the NI Assembly (Northern Ireland Assembly 2008a).

The extreme west of the modern county was by the time of Roman Britain occupied by Iron Age tribes, known as the Regnenses.

Sampling stations may span intervals of time and occupy regions of space that are comparable to or larger than the characteristic or significant scale sizes of variation.

These alphaviruses have relatively recent estimated times of MRCAs, occupy specific and similar ecologic niches, and appear to undergo continuous evolution without major subdivision by geography or time.

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

Most of the time, they occupy the periphery of the Lake.

Women hold 59% of minimum wage jobs and female part time workers occupy 41% of those jobs – almost twice their share of all jobs.

(The rest of the time blacksmiths occupy themselves with an assortment of other tasks, like repairing park fences and building lifeguard chairs).