Sentence examples for make room for something from inspiring English sources

He was moving so quickly through his catalog at least in part to make room for something he wanted to spend time on: making personal connections.

Of course, it's nice that the reason we're junking old capital is to make room for something better, not just for the hell of it.

Now its owners are preparing to close New York City's only Planet Hollywood to make room for something Manhattan has in abundance: an Italian restaurant.

— Damon Darlin Shutt Down the Pirate Bay,' Founder Says TorrentFreak |  During a speech, a founder of Pirate Bay says the site should shutter to make room for something better.

So it was easy to scoff at the sight of the recently reformed workaholic Arianna Huffington piously advising Hillary Clinton last week to stop "trying to do everything" and make room for something called "self-care".

So much so that some more radical designers believe that games as they are need to be destroyed to make room for something else.

The slow preludes, like a magnificently delicate "Canope," were mesmerizing, and Mr. Aimard even made room for something approaching wit in "Général Lavine — Eccentric".

The stereotype of an almost sweet oak-rimmed butter bomb with its cornucopia of tropical fruit flavors has given way (or at least made room) for something much finer, leaner and more energetic.

It's not about commercial success, or the thrill of control and power that comes with being a conductor; it's about making room for something special to happen.

But seeing how history repeats itself, it's helpful to think of how the frenzy around large ad networks on the web fizzled and made room for something else: quality.

My own definition of a passion never made room for something as mundane as fitness.