The phrase "endless space" is perfectly correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in the following sentence: "The stars glittered in the endless space of the night sky."
But online, there was endless space and, more important, an audience willing to indulge his geekery.
The images were three dimensional and usually depicted a maze-like endless space.
There's endless space outdoors plus a babbling stream and you can stay overnight in cottagey rooms.
Staircases and bridges vanish in far more directions, conveying a sense of endless space.
Measuring 10 by 15 feet, it generously captures a feeling of endless space and boundless possibility.
Many landscape specialists followed in his footsteps.... Their work shows the wide, endless space, the quiet and the wildness".
There are also structural echoes of M Night Shyamalan's underrated Signs (which drew from Hitchcock's The Birds), in the tight visual focus on a single family's experience which sidesteps the need for endless space-invader sequences.
"It's really very different in that respect". Within the seemingly endless spaces are a number of twists on traditional supermarket makeups.
In these verses the poet, sitting on a hill, his view of the distant horizon impeded by a hedge, imagines "endless spaces beyond," perceiving that immensity, through intervening layers of physical reality, only in the mind's eye.
It's the same sort of crystallization of space that the cinematographer Vittorio Storaro achieved in The Conformist, when Jean-Louis Trintignant is lost in the endless spaces of a fascist minister's office, and the screen is suddenly filled by a vast bust of Mussolini's head that is carried across the screen from left to right.
We plotted in a two-room dry meat locker lined with horror-film hooks in the basement, and played hide-and-seek under the attic eaves in a nest of built-in cabinets that offered endless spaces where even bloodhounds would never find you.
