Sentence examples for world occupied from inspiring English sources

Hytner gives us a real world occupied by recognisable people.

Personal insults from Slimane on Twitter and gossip to keep the fashion world occupied for days.

But the world occupied by The Persians is a curious one that combines myth and reality.

"The gala event will show the yawning gap between the world we occupy and the world occupied by Peres, Caroline B.. Glick wrote in The Jerusalem Post.

And yet, if Amir Khan really wants to break into the world occupied by Mayweather and Pacquaio, he may have to follow them to the United States and elbow into the schedules controlled by Home Box Office and Showtime.

Look at the numbers – the 20 Premier League clubs share a £5.5bn TV pot, while only 26 per cent of the Football League's £195m TV deal finds its way outside the Championship – and you see why the football world occupied by Oldham and Stockport, Wrexham and Hereford falls prey to the sharks and speculators.

Artists from all over the world occupy the building's 36 flats.

Lake Baikal and Lake Tanganyika, the two deepest lakes in the world, occupy basins formed by complexes of grabens (downdropped faulted blocks).

The chernozems of central Ukraine, among the most fertile soils in the world, occupy about two-thirds of the country's area.

The critic's darling Walter Benjamin is shunted aside for Lewis Hyde, whose "Trickster Makes This World" occupies a central place in Chabon's critical pantheon.

Third world occupies the pop end of the reggae spectrum, harmonizing on hits like "Now That We've Found Love" while promising "Roots With Quality".