Sentence examples for gave some space from inspiring English sources
Cautiously, King Abdullah gave some space to women in public life, promoted their education and encouraged young Saudis to gain Western training.
"Life" recently gave some space to phenomenon which has been obvious for some time; namely, that children & comic-artists are usually 10 to 20 years ahead, with the weapons b which adults and serious people reduce the world to rubble.
By Stanley Edgar Hyman and E. B. White The New Yorker, December 16, 1944 P. 15 "Life" recently gave some space to phenomenon which has been obvious for some time; namely, that children & comic-artists are usually 10to2020 years ahead, with the weapons b which adults and serious people reduce the world to rubble.
The chief holds monthly meetings with clergy and community leaders, and Gibson said he noticed that police gave some space to demonstrators who gathered Friday evening.
Given some space to stretch out, The Weekend Shift has potential.
I think readers would have been more satisfied if editors had given some space to Hilling's feelings.
All of it came into use Sunday morning as security guards politely asked people to give some space to the cluster of runners.
To make the journey toward the dilution of landscape into coloristic impressions crystal clear, the show gives some space to "The Model of Old Masters".
Mr Obama, he said, had concurred with Mrs Merkel that it was important to "give some space for those diplomatic, political efforts that were under way".
