Sentence examples for make room for a large from inspiring English sources

East Jerusalem was annexed and a neighbourhood of the Old City was demolished to make room for a large plaza to accommodate Jewish worshippers at the now-renamed "Western Wall" (no need to wail any more).

And then, somewhere in the autumn, everything would get shoved along to make room for a large dollop of my dad's marrow, softened with onion in oil (Dad specifies olive, I defiantly use groundnut) and seasoning.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, August 3, 1929 P. 9 The Rhinelander houses on Washington Square are being torn down to make room for a large apartment building that will be built soon.

The New Yorker, August 3, 1929 P. 9 The Rhinelander houses on Washington Square are being torn down to make room for a large apartment building that will be built soon.

To make room for a large parking lot and a drive-through window, the business is crammed into a two-story structure on the edge of Western Avenue.

The boats are sometimes stripped of fittings — including life jackets — to make room for a larger human cargo.

Late last year, he found himself retracting an earlier suggestion of tearing out the White House bowling alley — installed by Richard Nixon in 1969 — to make room for a larger basketball court.

In the summer, Mr. Montes Brito said, he plans to move the entertainment to the parking lot to make room for a larger crowd.

First, the copious cargo room that is among the C-Max's best features is seriously reduced to make room for a larger, awkwardly placed battery pack that is about the size of a large suitcase.

Skip these gigs, and come here only for the ticketed events, when one of the seating areas is cleared to make room for a larger stage, for performances by Indian indie icons (folk-fusion veterans Indian Ocean, electro-rock superstars Pentagram), international chart toppers (Wyclef Jean, Jay Sean) or club-packing DJs (Bob Sinclair, Paul van Dyk).

Four or five times along its road to moth- or butterfly-hood, a caterpillar molts to make room for a larger exoskeleton.