Sentence examples for claimed spaces from inspiring English sources

But the increasingly popular Mr. Coben, in constructing "Caught," has arbitrarily claimed spaces all over the game board.

Not another article that ignores so much about what a place like London, a place where black and brown people live and have claimed spaces, brings to some of us and that is not attainable elsewhere.

Journalists claimed space as well.

I draw on historical sources to demonstrate how women gradually claimed space and presence in public sonic spaces so that their eventual emergence as cantors occurred with relatively little resistance.

For seven years, 17 women claimed space in my family room to spend three hours in discussion.

Though lacking the star power -- that trendy, often fleeting "it" factor (and "it" does not stand for "informational technology") -- these planetary stalwarts still claim spaces of their own.

The market was one where you claim space on the counter and load your stuff there.

"By claiming space in public, by creating public spaces, social groups themselves become public," Mitchell writes.

The project re-interprets the legacy of marching in Harlem as a means of claiming space.

Tara O'Con seems the most at ease with herself, pleased by a secret, bending her compact form, claiming space in spirals.

It explores particular modes of claiming space through an archeology of the claims to knowledge and legitimacy put forward by a national park and a campesino community, respectively.