Sentence examples for have found space from inspiring English sources

Even the biggest names have found space in their schedules to craft their tributes.

Recently contests have found space for HIV-positive women and for men (not to mention cows).

The editor could have found space, if not in the paper then certainly online, had he wanted.

Several retired commissioners and senior officers have found space as columnists or regular writers in the Sun and the News of the World.

Had the editor's notes been around in the 18th century no doubt they would have found space to rail against the potential debaucheries of the new-fangled lbw law, or the introduction of the standardised scorecard.

All the same, consultancy firm PwC, limbering up for Brazil, could have found space in its 10-page analysis to tell us how its "PwC World Cup Index" performed at launch four years ago at South Africa 2010.

Having creative people instead of businesses fill these parks -- artists also have found spaces in a similar situation in Southampton -- could present a political hot potato for local governing boards.

England players who had found space in the recovery period found the doors were now locked.

In particular, they've found space on their right and the delivery has been good too.

Others notably White Star chairman J. Bruce Ismay, who had found space in a lifeboat and survived were vilified.

Even Houston has found space adjacent to its downtown area for restored historical homes.