Sentence examples for condemned space from inspiring English sources

A solid business plan was in effect; splitting proceeds 33percentthreeree ways guaranteed that street art would grace the condemned space and bring life to the upper Manhattan's locals.

The building, a condemned former BBC space, had been slated for demolition.

During a Q. & A., a man asked whether the Colonials' use of the "airlock" as an execution device — ejecting the condemned into outer space — was truly justice.

I'm not going to condemn the space-age interior, but it's perhaps a little too funky for some.

No matter how hard the cameramen tried to focus on the small pockets of fans, every wide shot of the pitch revealed the cavernous empty space that condemned game after game to near silence.

As you'd imagine, with all the aforementioned artists playing in the main room, the crowd barely thinned all night — to the point where slipping out for a beer condemned you to a space at least 50 metres further back than you were currently stood.

"It takes a courageous / person to leave spaces / empty," Ryan writes in "Leaving Spaces," condemning the medieval mapmakers who filled up their blanks with monsters or pretty designs: "Of course they were cowards / and patronized by cowards".

On Wednesday, the prime minister, Theresa May, condemned the idea of safe spaces in answer to a parliamentary question.

Conceived as a way to revitalize the majestic space, it was instead condemned as a nail in the station's coffin, in Lewis Mumford's words "an indescribable botch".

Swansea Elementary School (whose field and outdoor space will also be condemned by the I-70 project) has lost 100 students in the last two years, and staff face layoffs.

The mug shots at Time and Space were taken when the condemned arrived at the prison.