Sentence examples for give ample space from inspiring English sources

The oceans and seas give ample space for sailing".

But imagine that the Occupy movements around the world all adopt demands and campaigns more like those mentioned – and others we might also consider, for example, demanding that mass media give ample space to grassroots activist reporting and commentary placed under the auspices of Occupation committees, not newspaper boards of directors.

"There are lots of different ways to be the best … and prep schools give ample space to be good at something".

Over the years, they have been given ample space in this column to express their unhappiness.

All the designers are British and the likes of Norman Hartnell, Bill Gibb and Hardy Amies are given ample space.

This instructive, engaging survey includes pictures of people — prostitutes, ragpickers, street venders — but places and things were Atget's forte, and they are given ample space here.

In stoppage time the Borussia Dortmund teenager scored his second of the afternoon, set up by Kljestan and given ample space to pick his spot from 18 yards.

It also gives ample space to the out-of-this-world stylings of underground local brands like Runurunu and Balmung which take a no-holds-barred approach to colour and outrageous volume.

A week after his daughter, Dylan, publicly accused him of molesting her as a child, Woody Allen was given ample space in the New York Times to respond with his denials.

On the third floor the museum has for the first time given ample space to Chinese painting and calligraphy, placed beside examples of Chinese Buddhist sculpture, much of it from the Tang dynasty around the eighth century.

The left has undergone something of a schism in Britain in the aftermath of the Iraq war, and Kampfner insists his magazine is "a broad church", giving ample space to the range of - often blistering - arguments that rage across the fault-lines.