Sentence examples for enough open spaces from inspiring English sources

It was decided in the 1970s that councils should no longer build high-rise blocks for families, particularly where there were not enough open spaces and communal facilities.

But he went to school and he once told me how fortunate he felt to have grown up with enough open spaces around him in which to play football 'from dawn to dusk', as he put it.

Against a talented secondary, the Bears did not find enough open spaces.

Not enough open space.

He could make sweet chords curdle and leave enough open space to make you nervous.

In the basement, there is enough open space to hold gym class indoors.

There's not enough open space for the Congolese lady to sing.

Several years ago, she recalled, there was enough open space in Pound Ridge for a greenbelt that would have connected all the preserves, parks and open spaces.

When they weren't giving water to thirsty dogs in travel cages or bumping into airport police officers on bikes, they managed to find enough open space at each stopover to kick around a soccer ball.

Against his former teammates Friday, Pittsburgh's Aleksei Kovalev exploited enough open space between the pipes to record his fourth hat trick of the season and third in the last two weeks.

The mayors complained about too many high-skill jobs, and not enough people to fill them; too many well-off people moving back to the city, and not enough houses for all of them, driving up prices for everyone else; and too much demand for parks and serenity, and not enough open space to offer the new city dwellers appalled by sprawl.