Occupy means: To take or use. Related words include interest or take. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Occupy in practice.
Occupy in a sentence
Related words
Occupy meaning
- To take or use.
- To fill.
Example sentences (20)
Two stages will occupy Fayetteville Street spanning from outside the Raleigh Eyewitness News Center to the Capital.
His legacy is safe, as the most democracy-destroying, soul-crushing, self-obsessed amadán ever to occupy the Oval.
The writer/s gave us such great insight into the life it lived with these humans who happened to occupy its space.
The Cubs occupy the second NL Wild Card spot, 1 1/2 games ahead of the Diamondbacks and Reds tied for the final spot.
But his assertions reflect an important Russian claim — namely, that it has a legitimate right to occupy Ukraine.
More than Flintshire bragging rights will be up for grabs as the pair occupy the top two spots in the standings.
Like the tectonic plates, the crorepati candidates are pushing and shaking each other to occupy the high chair.
We believe we have significant opportunity to grow our brand fan community and occupy more space in her closet.
While Luton occupy third bottom heading into the weekend and have a cluster of tough fixtures ahead in the next few weeks.
Relatively simple lower thirds occupy the lower left of the screen, with the skyline peeking out of the top, light blue tier.
The Mariners (85-72) are a half-game behind the Astros, who occupy the third and final AL wild-card spot.
The two teams occupy positions three and four on the ladder, so it might be a match where both sides are more evenly matched.
At 11:30pm, law enforcement officers left the scene, leaving the students to occupy the building, reports Lost Coast Outpost.
Grapefruit have a place in the pantheon of citrus trees, but that place is slightly below the lofty perch that oranges occupy.
We are drowned out by leaders, who unfortunately occupy the halls of power in our government,' she said.
But even a single elimination tournament, with a large enough talent pool, can occupy quite a bit of TV for quite a long time.
But this year, Sanders will occupy a new, immensely influential role — not on the election debate stage, but holding the gavel.
The results were understandably disputed, given that Russian troops had already begun to occupy Crimea.
The ultimatum demanded that Metaxas allow the Italian Army free passage to enter and occupy strategic sites in Greece unopposed.
This year, Ladyfest will occupy only the northern-most half of the downtown strip, leaving easier vehicular access to businesses.
Common combinations with occupy
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- occupy the 62×
- to occupy 52×
- will occupy 20×
- who occupy 14×
- occupy their 7×
- would occupy 6×
- and occupy 6×
- occupy wall 5×
- could occupy 5×
- that occupy 5×
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The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word occupy. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.