occupy造句

Let's occupy the orbitals.

Imperial gardens occupy large areas.

It will not occupy much space.

No man could occupy his place in French literature.

Exercise equipment or office furniture should not occupy this room.

These people occupy an inferior position in local society.

We occupy the farm and raise a lot of poultry.

Some went on to occupy prestigious positions in the pharmaceutical industry, health ministry and academia.

If the application is idle, it should not occupy finite resources such as threads.

How to grasp yesterday and today, please don't let too many yesterday occupy your today.

Although she doesn't speak loudly or occupy much space in the room, people notice her.

Will not occupy occurrence of, I have me the mother to my amulet.

Those who bury, occupy fire hydrant or occupy fire prevention space, block fire control passageway, or damage and arbitrarily use, dismantle and stop use fire control facilities and devices;

It is lonely, lonely, and was hidden, I added a password protection, everything can not and can not occupy it.

Love, or love. Just like the idols on TV, there are always some new ones who occupy their own time.

Hence, either Elano or Ramires, tireless conformists, will occupy the shirt number that Ronaldinho once so brilliantly wore.

There is nothing in the world that I want to occupy. I know no one deserves my admiration.

These tillers were allowed to occupy the land on conditions which, being the product of force,were always onerous, but seldom to the extent of absolute slavery.

Solid brick made of clay may destroy vegetation and occupy infield, further more the strength and heat preservation capability of it is not as good as air brick.

And it will shift the position corporations occupy in society and possibly make us like some of them just a little bit more.

Lily: Yup, some people think sleep is wasting of time, so they occupy the sleeping time to work, study, play games and so on.

The renovated Former Residence of Jia Yi will occupy an area of 22 mu, more than ten times larger than the current 1.77 mu.

The ancients of Gebal and the wise men thereof were in thee thy calkers: all the ships of the sea with their mariners were in thee to occupy thy merchandise.

"Nature" factor occupy important position among 1978-1988 novels, but less and not enough overall articles expounded the fact to go on this, there is not a monograph in this respect even more.

GEORGE BUSH may occupy the most powerful bully pulpit in the world, but so far he is making little or no headway in selling his latest policy, sending more troops to Iraq.

The result shows that the use of technique matches the game rules; tactics and" full point" scores occupy a certain ratio; active score is the assurance of gaining good place and scoring period unveals scoring law.

She asked us to respect the old campsites that occupy nearly every river terrace, as well as the many pictographs, including child-size red handprints, that adorn the canyon walls.

Eat when you are sad, because the distance between the stomach and the heart is very close. When you are full, the warm stomach will occupy the place of the heart, so the heart will not feel so cold, so empty.