Sentence examples for bearable space from inspiring English sources

While these configurations provide bearable space for diminutive members of the travelling public, they are woefully inadequate for Gulliver's 6'4" frame.

It's certainly possible to hit the jackpot and get paired with someone who is actually bearable to share space with and who you actually like.

Toner described the living space as "just bearable".

Being a Sunday, the traffic is bearable and drivers give me more space than I'm used to in London, but it is fast: the speed limit is 60kph in the centre, and locals tell me there is a 20kph leeway before police would even consider taking action.

Research is under way to cool outdoor spaces naturally to make strolling bearable during dust storms and 105-degree heat.

But would that ab set be more bearable if you were doing it in outer space, or at the bottom of the ocean?

Some difficult decisions will have to be made in coming months as to whether the aging shuttle fleet can be resuscitated quickly at a bearable cost or whether some newer means of vaulting into space should be pursued more aggressively.

There is only a tiny space in which this inability to choose is bearable, let alone tenable, and Meloy hammers this point home with three oddly similar final stories, revolving around men and their conflicting desires for sex and family.

Only the unearthly beauty of Therese's presence makes Carol's situation bearable, prompting her to conclude that she is an "angel… flung out of space".

Fifty years ago, the medina also had cool, shaded spaces with greenery and fountains that kept the air moist and made the desert heat bearable.

They're fairly cheap, they're light (you can squish them into space bags and suck them paper thin), they're cuddly, they'll make even the most uncomfortable bed bearable, and they'll prop you up while you're trying to do work.