Sentence examples for borrowing space from inspiring English sources

The organizers had just begun meeting informally, and they expected to spend years borrowing space in other people's buildings.

While large increases that give the U.S. Treasury a healthy amount of borrowing space happen occasionally, small short-term increases are common.

For those who have pedestal sinks or are looking for a more sophisticated solution, Mr. Babus suggests borrowing space from an adjoining closet and installing a recessed linen tower with a pull-out hamper basket.

Elms earns some good will by borrowing space on the fourth floor for the always provocative Zoe Leonard, who has turned it into a colossal camera obscura, projecting the buildings across the street onto the walls, upside down, via a lens set in the museum's cockeyed front window.

To restore FM service for the longer run, NPR trucked a satellite dish to Manhattan, where it was installed on the Municipal Building and carried through a complicated series of links to WCBS-FM's transmitter on the Empire State Building, on which WNYC is borrowing space.

Cubicles against a wall in the present study were not longer than open fronted cubicles leading to a reduced borrowing space.

(The organization used to borrow space at Lincoln Center).

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.