Sentence examples for be given the room from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mead's answer: States functional enough to soldier on through a time of dystopian crisis should be given the room to run.

With the UBI, innovators would be given the room to experiment knowing they would still have something to fall back on; it would see more small businesses and less grovelling on Dragons' Den.

They were given the room farthest away from the music, which ended exactly at midnight.

Guggenheim was given the room where, in 1979, a Communist leader was said to have been smothered in his bed.

And if it's the actors, then the camera moves are kept very simple and the actors are given the room to tell the story.

Virtually everyone leaves Davos convinced that they were given the room with the worst view, or were put on the dullest panel, and that the really important dinner was somewhere else and that they were not invited.

If the actors were given the room to be truly responsive and adapt to the new insights obtained by the inclusive deliberation processes, an integrated scientific output could be achieved, which is a key element to RRI.

Assaidi won the ball from Adrian Mariappa in his own area but passed inside - straight to Puncheon - rather than clearing, and the Palace winger was given the room to prod a low shot into the bottom corner.

Compared with the hospital, they're giving the rooms away".

"Local education authorities and consortia are already in place across Wales and should be given the elbow room to do their jobs properly".

At the very least, Pawlenty's reassuring words are not all that reassuring, nor should they be given the wiggle room those words leave for Pawlenty.