She hopes to one day occupy a high-ranking position in the company.
The company plans to occupy a new office building next month.
The cat likes to occupy the top of the bookshelf.
I occupy a small apartment in the city.
The students occupy the classroom every day at 8am.
The students occupied the library for a study session.
The new company building will occupy a large space in the city center.
The house was built to occupy a large family comfortably.
The army will occupy the enemy's territory after the battle.
The hotel room will be ready to occupy tomorrow morning.
I'm sorry, can we speak later? I need to occupy myself with work now.
The new construction project will occupy a large portion of the city's green space.
Many celebrities have taken to social media to occupy their fans during the quarantine.
The homeless man had to occupy the park bench for the night as he had nowhere else to go.
The company's goal is to occupy a leading position in the market within the next two years.
The new shopping mall will occupy a prominent spot in the city center.
The company's CEO is determined to occupy a leading position in the tech industry.
The protesters threatened to occupy the government building until their demands were met.
Her passion for volunteering occupies most of her free time.
This book has managed to occupy a special place in my heart over the years.
The soldiers were ordered to occupy the border and prevent any unauthorized entry.
The new company policy aims to occupy a larger share of the market by targeting new demographics.
The activists plan to occupy the streets in protest against the government's decision.
The book's captivating storyline will easily occupy your attention for hours.
Despite her busy schedule, she always finds time to occupy herself with her favorite hobbies.
As a teacher, part of my job is to occupy the attention of my students and make them enthusiastic about learning and exploring new topics.
With the rise of digital technologies, numerous new occupations have emerged, and some traditional jobs that used to occupy a significant portion of the workforce are disappearing.
In today's fast-paced world, many people occupy themselves with work to the extent of forgetting about their personal life and well-being.
In a bustling city like New York, finding a quiet and secluded place to occupy for some time could be a real challenge, but not impossible.
The United States may have been founded on the principle of freedom, but history reveals that it has widely deployed military forces to occupy and govern other nations.