Sentence examples for illegal spaces from inspiring English sources
There is little dispute that illegal spaces are all over Chinatown.
With a few exceptions, dance clubs were relegated to one-off raves, party boats and illegal spaces.
Many were illegal spaces – forever closing down and reopening – and as time passed, the stresses of running those spaces resulted in many of the inner-west warehouses being boarded up.
Mr. Seelie and his circle of friends have known each other for many years, from bike kills (rallies of competing ganglike bicycle clubs) and from secret parties in abandoned or illegal spaces, said one of those friends, a disc jockey who goes by the nightclub moniker D. J. Dirtyfinger.
In addition to commonly being illegal spaces to create work, Banksy's venue choices are often highly provocative.
His crew developed strategies for breaking into illegal spaces for these "outlaw parties," like cutting the locks off gates and putting their own locks on.
Mr. Young, who also made several documentaries and a science-fiction film, was finally evicted from his illegal space in 1964.
It was noted that in Mufakose, five housing co-operatives were granted authority by Zanu PF leadership to build on illegal space and among these are Joshua Nkomo Housing Co-operative, Leopold Takawira Housing Co-oParkview, Parkview Housing Pay Scheme.
Baltimore's hardcore punk scene has been overshadowed by that of Washington, D.C., but included locally renowned bands like Law & Order, Bollocks, OTR, and Fear of God; many of these bands played at bars like the Marble Bar, Terminal 406 and the illegal space Jules Loftt, which author Steven Blush described as the "apex of the Baltimore (hardcore) scene" in 1983 and 1984.
The battle over 360 Jefferson Street highlights the hazy but substantial netherworld of illegal living spaces in New York, and is just a taste of the struggles likely to occur as the new law goes into full effect.
Recent talk at 151 Kent has turned to the extension of the loft law, which grant protections for dwellers of lofts in industrial buildings throughout New York City but also have placed some long-term residents at odds with their landlords or in a kind of bureaucratic limbo until their illegal loft spaces are brought up to housing codes.
