Sentence examples for in spaces from from inspiring English sources

Our athletes continue to shoulder the burden of change for us, existing loudly, gloriously, in spaces from which women of color were historically excluded.

Del Piero was able to receive in space from Nikola Petkovic before being pressured by Mahazi.

The changes amount to a 26 percent reduction in space from N.Y.U.'s original plan.

It aims to increase Britain's market share in space from 6.5% to 10% by 2030.

But the new research marks the first time that glycine has been detected in space from a comet's coma.

After 3... Nf6 4 O-O Ne4 5 dc Nd6 6 Bc6 dc 7 de Nf5 8 Qd8 Kd8, Black has gotten the two bishops, but White enjoys an advantage in space from his advanced e5 pawn.

While the sensuously droning throat-singing in Sarah Hopkins's "Past Life Melodies," from 1991, had welcome strangeness, and Kirke Mechem's "Island in Space," from 1990, was lyrical and affecting, the newest works on the program were weak.

Umberto Boccioni's "Unique Forms of Continuity in Space," from 1913, arguably Futurism's most famous piece of sculpture, depicts a headless figure striding hurriedly forward, scarves of bronze trailing behind him.

Based essentially on a dialect of the type that was eventually called Arcado-Cypriot, it shows great uniformity in time (during the two centuries or thereabouts covered by documents) and in space (from Knossos to Thebes).

The Biot-Savart law states how the value of the magnetic field at a specific point in space from one short segment of current-carrying conductor depends on each factor that influences the field.

But BATSE can't precisely determine the direction in space from which the bursts arrive.