Sentence examples for damp space from inspiring English sources

Soon we reached a damp space under a road bridge.

"But being able to do it outside with the breeze, and the plantings around — you're not in a dark, damp space".

These days, I write my fiction in the same room where I practice and record music: a larger, brighter and rather less damp space than my moldy old basement cell.

Both of these factors were essential fixtures in the best Manhattan bildungsromans, like the essays of Ruth McKenney, who wrote briskly of the fungus that grew nightly on the bathroom ceiling in the damp space she rented with her sister, Eileen, on Gay Street in the 1930s.

Across town, in another tunnel, a couple named Cindy and Rick lived in a damp space that reeked of sewage.

However, a ceiling fan that works in your living room will not perform nearly as well in an exterior or damp space.

They also happen to be an ideal incubator for mosquito larvae which thrive in dark, damp spaces.

"There's a tremendous impact of moving between broad, vast, vertical spaces," he told CNN in 2000, "and the low, narrow, sort of damp spaces, and then to very shallow, wide dry spaces".

The chicories are giant now and our chard are like redwood trees, meaning, of course, that there are many hidden damp spaces for slugs and snails to exploit as the growing is slowing down.

Other components of fungi or bacteria in damp spaces that are known or suspected to pose a threat include volatile organic compounds, live or dead spores, fragments such as beta glucans, and numerous allergens.

After 10 days and the testimony of four experts, Justice Kornreich concluded that while one expert testified mold or damp indoor space caused health problems, "the scientific literature did not support his assertions".