Sentence examples similar to understood to be occupied from inspiring English sources
One is to be occupied this year.
Everyone needs to be occupied.
If I didn't follow the horrors in Munich, in 1972, it wasn't just because I was too young to understand but because I was occupied with worshipping Lasse Virén, the bearded Finnish policeman who won both the five thousand and the ten thousand metres on the track.
These patterns are based on findings in North American prairie systems; however, far more work is needed additionally to understand if this period is occupied by invaders in other systems or is possibly too stressful.
Of the 1,700 units, it's understood that only 150 are occupied all year round.
Ms. Sugita, who was born in Dalian, China, said that the history had helped her understand why Japan was occupying that country in the 1930's in ways that Japanese histories had not.
He said he understood that ambulances at the hospital were occupied by patients being treated on board, as there were insufficient beds at the hospital.
Probing and pre-empting attacks by Muslim extremists is now understood to occupy about 75% of the energy of the British security services, who claim to have had some success in reducing the number of terrorist plots that are stopped only at the last minute.
To date, 57 units are occupied.
BBC News understands a flat being searched by police, next to Miss Yeates's flat, is occupied by Dutch national Vincent Tabak.
