Sentence examples for make room for work from inspiring English sources

Belarus says the envoys should leave to make room for work on sewers and other utilities.

"What's important to understand about the seven-day weekend, is that by redesigning the architecture of time, we can make room for work, leisure and idleness," he writes.

Vowing to take a methodical approach to fixing the system rather than "lurching" from one crisis to another, he said he is finalizing a comprehensive maintenance plan that will involve significant service disruptions to make room for work crews in tunnels.

So, if not a tie, what do fathers want for Father's Day? Stanford professor emerita Myra Strober sees a strong desire in her male students to make room for work and family.

But without them, more moderate concerns like making room for working women, earning comparable pay to men, and dialing down the sexism could never have been addressed.

The expansion will make room for 1,100 works from the collection of Donald Fisher, founder of the Gap and a former museum trustee, and his wife, Doris.

The fall of the Soviet Union has paid an unexpected but welcome dividend here: as singers and conductors raised on this repertory have fanned out into the world, they have been able to nudge companies devoted to the Italian, French and German classics to make room for Russian works as well.

It is thought that papyrus rolls were moderately expensive commercial items, since many are palimpsests, manuscripts that have their original contents erased to make room for new written works.

Except for the tens of thousands evicted from their tenements to make room for the complex, it worked fabulously.

The painstaking craftsmanship behind a pre-Gutenberg Bible was evidence of a society that could not afford to make room for an unlimited range of works but also welcomed restriction as the basis for a proper engagement with a set of ideas.

The transport plan - to ask (or scare?) Londoners to change their habits - to make room for spectators seems to have worked, in that we have not had too many big transport problems compounded by large crowds.