Sentence examples for making some space from inspiring English sources

The Netherlands Genomics Initiative (NGI) had put real effort into making some space for young researchers in this year's Genomics Momentum, which each year welcomes a wealth of international academic, industrial, and governmental people working in genomics.

"If you look at the amount of infrastructure and effort and spend that has been put into making — and I would argue way more than should have — into making a city car-friendly, if you only do a 100th of the same amount of effort and spend into making some space for bicycles and light two-wheel vehicles I think we'll be fine.

Tomas Rosicky took possession on the right hand side, made some space and chipped the ball back to Aaron Ramsey on the edge of the box.

Suddenly though Pajoy gets turned off Holgersson, steps forward, makes some space against the last man and lashes a shot just over the New York bar.

In 1969, MGM decided it needed to make some space and threw out all the orchestral material, for even its best-loved musicals.

What I liked is that he used his upper body first to make some space and despite that he managed to have a great first touch.

These days, Wright is trying not to work so much; he has made five films in the past eight years and wants to make some space for family life instead.

Try to make some space in your freezer before and during the Christmas: this will enable you to freeze leftovers instead of wasting them, and allow you to make the most of any Christmas offers on seasonal food.

However it is important that we look forward and it is in the light of these future considerations that we have decided to make some space on our freelance rota to provide more opportunities to newcomers".

For this a local newspaper gushes: "We all are witnesses to how thanks to your leadership the Turkmen people have reached new frontiers to the amazement and vast respect of the international community".Mr Berdymukhamedov chipped off just enough from Niyazov's personality cult to make some space for himself.

I saw that there were people still alive who were stuck inside, and that we needed to make some space to get them out.