Sentence examples for well occupy from inspiring English sources

Good news for our great-grandchildren, whom he says may well occupy a "kinder, gentler, wiser and greener world".

Old and young shop at the same places and listen to the same music, so they might as well occupy jobs together.

Trump's words articulate the populist backlash against liberalism that has been building slowly for decades and may very well occupy the White House itself, whereupon the entire world will be required to take seriously its demented ideas.

They might as well occupy themselves with something, since they've decided to do nothing in Congress.

Cafe terraces are well occupied.

For the rest, his time has been pretty well occupied by conferences.

If Connecticut is favored with a mild Indian summer, those tables will remain out, and well occupied, for several more weeks.

With technological advances, the average natural gas well occupies only about half an acre of land, which by law must be restored after production ends.

The researchers point out that cell phones, like cigarettes, keep the hands, mouth and weekly allowance well occupied, and that both objects satisfy a pubertal desire to appear mature, worldly, involved, indifferent, rebellious, ambitious, autonomous, fashionable and fully peer-bonded.

"I think we've got her pretty well occupied," said David Axelrod, Mr. Obama's senior adviser, adding that the president and Mrs. Clinton had spoken about her experience with health care "only in the most general terms".

Not one but three fashion powerhouse public relations companies were employed to oversee the evening -- KCD for production, Quinto & Company for seating and Paul Wilmot Communications to ensure that the seats were well occupied.