Sentence examples for in smaller quarters from inspiring English sources

Its older, plusher uptown rival, the New York International Asian Art Fair, changed its dates at the last minute; was displaced from its usual location, the Park Avenue Armory; and transpired last weekend in smaller quarters with fewer dealers.

But by 1910, the new generation of Sixth Avenue stores had developed tremendous plant investment, and their locations became fixed, while the elite stores - in smaller quarters - kept moving up Fifth Avenue.

A survey taken in Britain two years ago found that more than three times as many patients in a large ward felt they could have a private conversation with their doctors than patients in smaller quarters.

Who doesn't think that makes sense?" The proposed project on the site of Epstein's is being done in partnership with Michael D. Levine, president of M. Epstein Inc., who has announced the store will close next summer and reopen in smaller quarters in the street-level retail space planned for the new building.

For a couple in small quarters who need extra dining chairs, these sturdy corrugated cardboard ones fold flat for storage.

"There's this social obligation that very often is felt among a small group of cohorts, and in small quarters that makes it difficult".

In 1964, the Clarks sold the house to the Explorers Club, which was established in 1904 and was in small quarters in the Majestic, across from the Dakota at 72nd and Central Park West.

One or two goats will supply sufficient milk for a family throughout the year and can be maintained in small quarters, where it would be uneconomical to keep a cow.

The key to living happily and beautifully in small quarters is combining space-saving and multifunctional solutions while expressing your personal style.

This is meant for those living in small quarters or for someone that just needs a microwave once in a while.

There are over 1,000 "servants" working for the queen and, according to numerous reports, being hired to work in one of her palaces is not as difficult as it may seem, although it's well documented that they are generally poorly paid, work long hours, live in small quarters and many times deal with jealousy and resentment from fellow staff.