Sentence examples for a formal space from inspiring English sources

Upstairs, a dining room called The Tier offers a formal space.

For these chains, a library — or at least the feel of one — allows a lobby to evolve from a formal space to a more homelike atmosphere, one that younger customers seek.

The first one is a formal space in which, since 1997, a cosmopolitan citizenship curriculum has been implemented (Boni, 2007).

It is such a formal space which is employed by the theorist in the initial stages of constructing an objective world.

Not surprisingly, the company that thrives on the unconventional has less than conventional digs, but nonetheless does have a formal space for those who need it.

The church moved to a formal space in 1961 and in 1970, at the encouragement of the Rev. Billy Graham, Schuller began broadcasting his sermons as the "Hour of Power" on television.

What started a year and a half ago as a supper club at their apartment has, since January, occupied a more formal space, with seats for 14 diners, on a drowsy block by the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. Brooklyn-Queens Expressway

The restaurant has an airy, contemporary feel, with high ceilings and a more formal space upstairs.

Locust Valley Antiques (94 Forest Avenue) carries only antiques and is a more formal space with European oil paintings on the walls, items like a 19th-century Empire-style chandelier ($10,500) hanging from the ceiling, and regal pieces like an 1840 French Empire malachite and bronze gilt clock ($11,000) displayed on mahogany cabinets.

The UEA-Guardian Masterclasses are open to everyone, although those attending should be committed writers who would like to create a more formal space in their lives for writing.

Over these last centuries, much of the history of innovation has lived in a less formal space between those two regimes: in the grad seminar and the coffeehouse and the hobbyist's home lab and the digital bulletin board.