Occupy used in a sentence

Occupy in a sentence as a verb

They occupy most of the galaxy, and there has been little expansion of humanity.

And NewsBlur is clearly the top choice and will hopefully occupy similar mindshare as Reader did for us until now.

Fortunately, pcwalton seems to believe that Servo's tab processes will occupy less memory than Chrome's.

There may be some overlap in domain, but they occupy different niches and will likely appeal to different crowds.

A romantic relationship is hopefully based on qualities more fundamental than "what professional role do I want to occupy?"3.

You could sleep, read, play games, or otherwise occupy your time. It would literally give the nation tens of billions of hours in added productivity time. It could make the elderly more independent, eliminate drunk-driving, and a lot more.

It must be obvious to any patriotic Korean that the danger posed by American imperialists who still occupy the southern half of the country is ever-present and growing.

I don't think that if the occupy/tea party/anonymous/truther/conspiracy/pick-your-revolution-of-week movements have struggled for five minutes to make their ideas available, it was because of the lack of bookstores.

Who will satisfy them?If you're an entrepreneur, there are millions if not billions of people who are on the cusp of becoming your target market, and the dominant technological discourse and journalistic coverage gives you no insight into the market they occupy.