Sentence examples for Keep space for from inspiring English sources

I told him that my suggestion would be to have a well-rounded idea of life, to pursue interests other than his own success, to be humble, to keep space for friends and family and love.

The advantage for the Nuggets is clearly evident in their ability to keep space for extending Murray and enter the free agent market while staying under the luxury tax threshold.

Primary teeth are not generally extracted unless they cause significant discomfort and pain, as they keep space for the permanent teeth.

When we garden, we hold back aggressive, opportunistic plants in order to keep space open for a celebration of variety and colour.

Transport for London painted some green lanes on the King's Cross Victoria line platform to keep space clear for passengers to alight without having to face a wall of commuters just as eager to get on.

To keep space available for them, we must deter visitors from taking up residents' bays and our experience is that clamping is simply the most effective deterrent".

I am certainly keeping an eye open to the question of how to keep space, and make space, for them at the table.

We need to keep space and time open for such creative and critical practices.

They also must keep space in future payrolls for their best offensive player, second baseman Robinson Cano, who is eligible for free agency after next season and is represented by Boras.

The choreography is harder than it looks, and Ms. Müller asked them to keep spaces between dancers for students from the other schools who would join them in a few weeks.

While he utterly crushed the liberals and democrats, he kept space open for the Muslim Brotherhood because, as Imad Gad, a leading political analyst in Cairo puts it, "Mubarak wanted the [Brotherhood] to appear as the only alternative".