Sentence examples for borrowed space from inspiring English sources

For 134 years, the court had met in borrowed space in the Capitol.

I remember borrowed space in a Unitarian church, an elegant old house with woven mats covering hardwood floors.

It needs to become part of our world, not a borrowed space where we are allowed to intrude.

Mr. Utley, with a staff of four, works out of borrowed space from the state university near Times Square.

Over the next few weeks, every workday in the barren, borrowed space began with the same brainstorming session.

"I seasoned it to my own Italian taste, borrowed space in a vegetable packing house and made up a truckload of it," Mr. Paulucci said in 1976.

But over the last couple of years YoungArts has determined that it needs a permanent home, having operated out of a downtown Miami office building and borrowed spaces.

Many of the world's leading Asian art dealers not participating in the fair will also come to New York, often exhibiting in borrowed spaces.

The modestly scaled show is organized by the Skyscraper Museum, which was founded by Carol Willis, a professor of urban studies at Columbia University, in 1997 and has occupied a succession of borrowed spaces in Lower Manhattan.

Aslan is attached to no single church, relying instead on volunteers and borrowed spaces from an ecumenical mix of many churches, and it never had more than a small rented office of its own until a few years ago, when it bought five acres of land well outside the blue bus's range: in Haiti, a nation so deeply and persistently poor that it makes visitors think anew about their own lives.

The progressives' mosques are borrowed spaces: community centers, homes and churches.