Only allow about one or two inches of space when sizing it.
Scott's bedroom had a few inches of space left at the top.
She observed that the bookshelves in the living room had four or five inches of space behind the books.
Most buildings, he said, would have 3/4 inch to 1 1/4 inches of space between the slabs.
On transparent, plexiglass panels he painted compositions of stripes and geometric forms, attaching them to solid panels similarly painted, leaving as much as 10 inches of space between.
"Then who else would stay there?" "You've seen our kids — how happy they are just in the few inches of space we have for them.
And she has 12 inches of space in a closet for her "longs," so if she gets a new dress or coat, something has to go.
Do the reviews of the latest best-seller justify the three pounds and 64 cubic inches of space the book will eat up in your luggage?
The A section of the Times, a paper not traditionally much concerned with California flora, gave the tree more than ten inches of space.
The standards permit hens to have as little as 67 square inches of space, less than a letter-size sheet of paper, which is 93.5 square inches.
When, in 1999, McDonald's requested that its suppliers give caged hens 72 square inches of space instead of 48 (72 is still smaller than a piece of 8×10 paper), not a single factory-farmed hen in the country was being raised with 72 inches of space.
