Sentence examples for be given more room from inspiring English sources

And though they will be given more room to roam, they will still probably have fences reining them in.

They will be given more room to roam in coming weeks and will eventually be released to the entire park.

The after-dark madness that congregates around the fantasy areas of Shangri-la and Arcadia will be given more room than ever this year, with the festival ploughing in an extra £200,000 into the area, increasing its size by 10 acres.

Meanwhile, the literary world's equivalent of rock stars are being given more room to sparkle.

The exchange rate was given more room to float, curbs on capital flows eased and banks were given greater freedom to set interest rates.

And the climax has a coldblooded panache that shows what the director might have done if he had been given more room to exert his own style.

On his new podcast, The Hidden Brain, he is given more room to explore his chosen topics and the results make for fascinating listening.

With due respect to Korolyov, it's not rocket science to wish that the venture had been given more room to grow and breathe before itself surrendering, as is the way of live performance, to the air.

They're given more room to explore that connection in Tallulah, Sian Heder's deeply felt feature writing/directing debut, that finds Janney once again playing a mother figure to Page.

But Roberts is given more room to maneuver than Diaz, and it comes as no surprise when, at last, she is freed up to unleash the Smile, leaving Hanks as thoroughly smitten as Richard Gere was, twenty-one yeago ago, in "Pretty Woman".

The Brits thought Jumbo would be further abused in America, but in fact he seemed to recover his equilibrium – either because he was given more room and a trip to a river occasionally; or because his new owners kept him sozzled with biscuits soaked in bourbon.