Sentence examples for changing spaces from inspiring English sources

The decision to keep the Hampstead pools primarily for swimming (with changing spaces for the clothed) seems right.

However, much less is known about how these changing spaces accommodate labour, and in turn support livelihoods.

He worked within the changing spaces of a flexible band; he sang the first verse of "Sing Me Back Home" by himself.

B.F.A. in textiles, class of 2005 Rhode Island School of Design MISSION STATEMENT -- "As a textiles student, I am often challenged with changing spaces with pattern and color," says Ms. Jenison, of San Antonio.

The map also encouraged visits to Wysing Arts and Kettle's Yard, alongside other Cambridge treasures such as the New Hall art collection (Europe's biggest collection of women's art) as well as the Frontroom gallery and Changing Spaces.

The integrated right of way becomes a contiguous part of the urban fabric, changing spaces previously untouched and fostering active program: central locations can lend themselves to creating gathering spaces,giving the right of way a level of significance to residents, rather than being a fallow landscape.

The layout of squares and public areas changes by changing space plan elements like sidewalks, roundabouts, light posts, trees, and so on, but also by intervening on stuff: chairs and benches, fences, tables, etc.

This work reflects an audit of nursing skills taught in virtually all universities in Australia, it is a changing space; clearly curriculum content needs to change with both shifting demands of the public and changes in health technologies and care delivery.

Part II has the same daring use of changing space and the same fine cast: Ms. Sarian, Julie Alexander, Elinor Harrison, Frances Rosario-Puleo, Danielle Short and Kate Taylor.

What Mr. Morris excels in, however, is legible pattern and a wonderful use of changing space.

Changing space is often hard for people because they fear that their needs will get lost.