Sentence examples for works occupied from inspiring English sources

Porphyry (c. 234 c. 305 ce), a devout disciple of Plotinus and a careful editor of his works, occupied a special position in the development of later Neoplatonism.

This model, known as the spatial temporal discontinuous model, sees mound complexes as multi-functional areas, with diverse earth works occupied and abandoned intermittently.

A collection of the artist's works occupy their own room at the Kunsthistorisches.

It's hard to imagine two more inconsequential works occupying the same stage.

These works occupy a curious position in the pantheon of cinema, if there is such a place.

Stylistically, the works occupy different worlds, yet Peter Sellars' absorbing production strives to find common ground between them.

(The neglected municipal library, where Mathias works, occupies a ruined church, where mice scamper amid teetering stacks of rotting books).

The works occupy two of the four galleries in the museum, newly reopened after a yearlong renovation.

The Septet, Opus 20, together with many of the violin sonatas, the cello sonatas, and a few miscellaneous works, occupy an intermediate stage in this development.

The watch works occupy 30,000 square feet of space in Detroit's Argonaut Building and, when running at capacity, will be able to churn out 1.2 million watches a year.

"By the time I was eight, he made sure work occupied most of my spare time".