Sentence examples for invited space from inspiring English sources

When I deliver my two-minute presentation this week, I will be firmly in an invited space, initiated and controlled by the governing institution, in this case the UN.

The spaces to be influenced may be closed, formal spaces within bureaucracies; invited spaces such as public or expert consultations; political/electoral spaces; "claimed" or popular spaces for advocacy and conceptual spaces which introduce new ideas into public discourse.

"We wanted to invite the space to interact with the art".

You have to be invited into a space to know about it and the owner of a space can decide whether or not members can add their own stories as well.

"I'm not sure why exactly, other than the fact that the space invited it and she was distressed, I offered to exhibit her work in the new space while the Tel Aviv Museum did the big show," Ms. Zisquit said.

When you walk into a new workplace, you're being invited into the space by the people who work there – it is up to you to make that space yours, says da Gama.

He has been invited into the space behind the striker and his timing has improved steadily.

"Newsprint rationing in wartime Britain enforced economy in language and a conciseness not required in American print journalism, where acres of space invited gentle grazing," he writes.

And I am convinced that movements like the climate march – movements that do not wait to be invited, but occupy space on their own terms until their demand for change is heard – could bring us to a tipping point.

This trio of designer-clad collectors is more than matched by Moscow's gallery owners, like Aidan Salakhova of Aidan Gallery and Elena Selina from XL, the only Russian space invited to a satellite fair of Art Basel Miami Beach.

Auburn's best play for Newton is a guard-center trap in which the defensive tackle is invited into a space and is blocked to one side while Newton goes the other way and escapes into the second level of the defense.