Sentence examples for which they occupy from inspiring English sources

The concept of space in pre-scientific thought is characterised by the sentence: "we can think away things but not the space which they occupy".

They too are trapped in a life of unbearable monotony, measured out in the stitches of the knitting with which they occupy their endless, empty hours.

The people of Haiti, known to be as "volatile" as the forces of nature in the unhappy island, part of which they occupy, must be protected from themselves.

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To concentrate on the things they do not do misses the amount of work they put into getting other things done, from the maintenance of their social networks to the various crafts with which they occupy their free time.

Bolivia's Constitution arguably provides better legal protection than the 2013 law, with Article 31 stating that indigenous peoples in "voluntary isolation" will be "protected and respected" and that they have the right to "the territory which they occupy and inhabit".

Group members recently ended their second sit-in, in which they occupied the school's field house for 25 days.

In Poland and Lithuania, Jews were numerous enough to constitute a majority of the population in many cities and towns in which they occupied entire quarters.

His death inspired protesters to set up a makeshift camp inside the bombing range, which they occupied until federal marshals removed them last year.

The military said Friday that it had pushed the militants out of a strategic town of Alpuri, which they occupied several weeks ago.

In 1462 they bought 2 4-story houses in town, on the Via degli Alberti, and made them over into a single pazzo, which they occupied as their winter residence.