Sentence examples for decent space from inspiring English sources

Lucas's office is impressive: a staff of four women, decent space, a lively atmosphere.

5 Leave a decent space of time between writing something and editing it.

And it gives the subject something like classic old master treatment (decent space, big catalog) at probably a fraction of old master cost.

"It gives a young singer a chance to get up and try out a role with an orchestra rather than a piano," he said, "to have an audience and a decent space to sing in".

Spiky and still fighting for a decent space in the bookshop is David Foster Wallace's book of essays A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again (Abacus, £7.99), published three years ago and still almost impossible to find.

Adding insult to injury, the planners refused permission for this abysmal scheme, only to have their decision overturned by a planning inspector, setting a precedent that students should be thought of as a subspecies that have no need for natural daylight or decent space standards.

"Obesity and diabetes in minority communities are more severe," Obama said, "so I think we need targeted programs, particularly to children in those communities, to make sure that they've got sound nutrition, that they have access to fruits and vegetables and not just Popeyes, and that they have decent spaces to play in instead of being cooped up in the house all day".

The keyboard has decent spacing and actuation, with almost no flex on the chassis (a sign of build quality).

In addition to the undernourished new material and the underwhelming live renditions of the main course, record company executives cottoned onto the fact that remixes were a decent space-filler, even if they probably weren't going to shift units in and of themselves.

Give yourself enough space to gain decent speed - you don't need to be sprinting, but you do need to be running fast enough to get inside your opponent's defenses without giving him a chance to block or dodge.

A simple head shaft can be made from a length of 2 x 4 long enough to keep the blades clear of the turbine tower and allowing enough space for a decent-sized wind vane to catch the breeze when the wind shifts to turn the turbine back into the wind.