The phrase "awesome space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a place or environment that is impressive, enjoyable, or inspiring.
Example: "The new art gallery downtown has an awesome space for exhibitions and events."
Alternatives: "amazing area" or "fantastic environment".
Mrs. Simon, a Southie native, said the most "awesome" space saver she had seen was a table set for two, complete with a bottle of wine.
When Merce Cunningham first agreed to stage a series of dance Events in the Turbine Hall, he knew he'd be competing with an awesome space.
The Park Avenue Armory, once again taking advantage of its awesome space, is offering a powerful performance of Mr. Andriessen's arresting piece, however you want to classify it.
"The space is just awesome space," Mr. Laboz said as he ran his eyes up from the balcony over the cavernous entryway, which was clogged with Brooklynites waiting to pass through metal detectors.
It was indeed an awesome space, possessing the extreme functional elegance of major Victorian infrastructure, and as beautiful in its way as the Roman cisterns at Micenum and Constantinople.
It is an awesome space, with three dreamy rose windows and richly carved chapels dedicated to the ethnic groups that poured their hard-earned savings into the cathedral's construction.
A major player in the second generation of the Hudson River School, the Luminist painter Sanford R. Gifford shared his colleagues' optimistic vision of America and its awesome spaces.
A major player in the second generation of the Hudson River School, the Luminist painter Gifford shared his colleagues' optimistic vision of America and its awesome spaces.
"I'm really interested in poetry as installation and thinking about ways in which spoken word can collaborate in the awesome spaces we have around the New York Public Library," he said.
Physical arts can do that by creating awesome spaces where people work together.
Visit on a sunny afternoon to enjoy all this awesome arts space has to offer.
