Sentence examples for contending for space from inspiring English sources

Tantalising sea views appear through the low arches below the refined beauty of immaculately carved reliefs and geometric patterns – all contending for space over the cool limestone.

Cars, taxis, overloaded buses and trucks, pedestrians, and the occasional camel all contend for space in a country without sidewalks.

They contend for space today with elaborate taxidermy displays contrived in the 19th century by Walter Potter for his museum in Bramber, Sussex.

Faye's story contends for space against all these others, and the novel's meaning is devolved out from its centre in her to a succession of characters.

This is the received wisdom on the American side of the Atlantic.On the European side of the Atlantic, and in a few pockets of the American left, a different narrative contends for space.

Contending for the title seems premature.

As for contending for that elusive championship?

The Indians were contending for the first time in decades.

And there weren't multiple workloads contending for the resource.

Anyway, it feels great to be contending for the top.

"We will continue contending for the culture … but certainly not contending for electoral politics as the end goal," he said.