Sentence examples for denied space from inspiring English sources

He can drift in and out of games when the opposition plays deep and he is denied space.

She replies, "It may not feel comfortable, but it's important to create a space for more people who are often denied space and visibility".

Denied space in which to voice this or any other position, teachers are left with no choice but to take to the streets.

Senegal showed that they can run into trouble when denied space, though, and there are doubts about their defence's capability to cope with speed.

He has to be denied space but the looser the game the more dangerous it will be for England because of France's pace out wide and their ability to move the ball quickly.

If Salonen seemed a little too ready at times to push on in the two great opening movements – Bruckner should never be denied space – the rewards in the fierce, almost raw, treatment of the scherzo and the blazing finale were little short of a revelation.

It found that the government had failed to act promptly to stem the tide of closures "happening on a scale unprecedented in other cultural sectors", and stated that "the UK's position at the forefront of the music industry could be at risk because the next generation of musicians will be denied spaces to hone their craft".

Modified civilian drones today are capable of navigating denied spaces, seeking targets based on facial recognition and delivering lethal force, all using the same tools and technology behind built by universities and companies for helpful tasks like aid delivery to disaster regions.

Play deep, deny space, spring forward quickly – "like motorbikes" in Cesc Fábregas's prophetic words.

"It is strongly in the interests of Syria, of the wider region and of the United Kingdom that we support them and deny space to extremist groups," Mr. Hague said.

James and Karin's lives represent part of the solution, simply denying space for doing things the wrong way and insisting on space for happiness.