Sentence examples for given much room from inspiring English sources

But Larry and his family aren't given much room to move, emotionally or otherwise.

Also, somewhere perhaps about that juncture, or a little before, he recalls fighting for position with Tomas Scheckter, and "not being given much room".

But he's not given much room to be more, making this McAlary seem less like the protagonist of his life than like the passive recipient of reversals of fortune.

Nine Inch Nails and bands in their loose cohort have not traditionally been given much room on the radio; aside from a few hits on MTV, this is music that for the past two decades has lived in the headphones of angry teens.

Just as The Beatles paid their dues playing countless hours on makeshift stages in Hamburg's red-light district, years before they donned suits and shook hands with the Queen, Hendrix was working the hard-scrabble 'chitlin' circuit' of Southern dives as a hired-gun who wasn't given much room to show off lest he outshine the artists who were paying him.

With half of a dealer's profits typically going to the artist, he said, "that doesn't give much room to run a business".

Neither player gave much room for mistakes, first Murray was unable to capitalise on two break points before Goffin conceded two game points.

"The social fluidity that democracy makes possible, allowing people to climb from the bottom to the top of the ladder of social class in a generation or two," he writes, "provides a fine breeding ground for snobbery and gives much room to exercise condescension, haughtiness, affectation, false deference and other egregious behavior so congenial to the snob".

One of the earliest police procedural crime novels, with a highly realistic and unromantic depiction of policing, you might not expect it to give much house room to conscious literary effects such as metaphors.

Many countries were given much-needed breathing room by the switchover to digital television, which freed up the 800MHz band previously allocated to analogue TV.

Keret has a tendency to meander when given too much room and not enough premise.