Sentence examples for its space on from inspiring English sources

While the religious campus was on the market earlier this year, nearby Forest City Spanish Seventh-day Adventist Church was shopping for a larger home because it had outgrown its space on Bunnell Road.

They're horrible and not one is worthy of its space on this earth.

Donnelly sublet some of its space on the second floor to create the crossover lobby.

Four days after the explosion, the police allowed the company back into its space on Second Avenue.

Like the Simon C. Dickinson Group, Hall & Knight has just expanded its space on the Upper East Side.

On May 1, 1890, the school subleased its space on the second and third floors to Frederick Jaeger, a caterer and confectioner.

It had no historical reminisces in its details or imagery, but modelled its spaces on particular historical structures it found nearby, such as the bazaar and the fortress.

The Bank of Romney began to outgrow its spaces on the first floor of the Wirgman Building almost immediately after its incorporation, and in 1906 it moved across Main Street to a new bank building.

Ms. Beckerman said the cheaper space had enabled the Pearl to house its administration, rehearsal studio and costume shop under one roof and near its performance space on West 55th Street.

The powerhouse soon outgrew its britches and, in 1874, moved into its new space on Fifth and Mission Streets - the famous Granite Lady.

Now it plans to also sell its library space on the first and lower levels.