fully occupied

The building will not be fully occupied until next month.

I have an important test to make for the government, and my time is fully occupied.

"I have got more than enough work to keep me fully occupied for the rest of the year without taking all that on."

The museum fully occupied the second floor of the building.

In fact, the building was fully occupied within two days of its opening.

But I had many other interests which kept me fully occupied at the time.

At least she will have enough to keep her fully occupied in my absence.

My time was fully occupied, and I worked far more than the usual four hours a day.

The Commonwealth had enough real problems to keep her fully occupied.

And what else could be expected of a man so fully occupied with the world's welfare?

I had to get him fully occupied or he would freeze on me.

In the early years of the house, the bedrooms were probably fully occupied by children.

Within a few months the hospital's 154 beds were fully occupied.

This area is now fully occupied as a burial ground.

I was fully occupied with the startling thing that had come over me.

The first few tenants are already in, and the building is expected to be fully occupied soon.

His mind, however, was too fully occupied with fascinating scientific problems.

"It is the same for my mother, but of course there will be grandchildren enough to keep her fully occupied."

As he's more than fully occupied, we agree to meet tomorrow evening at the same time.

It was easier for me - with my work and other interests the days were fully occupied.

His mind was fully occupied with events that would fill this new day.

The building is once again fully occupied, and annual energy costs have been reduced 60 percent.

Two working groups are now fully occupied with the practical preparations.

I was fully occupied all that morning with domestic arrangements.

There were enough practical matters on hand to keep them fully occupied.