Sentence examples for modest spaces from inspiring English sources

Only national chains, he said, seem able to afford rents that exceed $30,000 a month for modest spaces.

One does not have to be a Thoreau or a Rousseau for one of these modest spaces to supply what is needed to write.

Unlike many apartments in the stately buildings lining Park Avenue, the Prices' is not a series of modest spaces overflowing with 18th- and 19th-century decorative accents.

These offices are in the Warner Communications Building, at 75 Rockefeller Plaza, and succeed a series of more modest spaces on the West Side, the last of which, at Sixtieth Street and Broadway, remains in use as a recording studio.

The company will have to rent office space, sign a contract with a theater large enough for the three major productions, then find modest spaces of 300 to 900 seats for its smaller-scale offerings.

Looking for a way forward Mr. Ito was drawn to the work of Kazuo Shinohara, a vocal critic of the Metabolists who believed that if architecture could change the world at all, it would do so not by promoting radical social visions but by creating small, modest spaces to nurture and protect the individual spirit.

More modest space-defining measures may be installed without a power tool.

But Aston Martin used the modest space exceptionally well to cosset those under 200 pounds.

In the book, Mr. Hendra devotes relatively modest space to the particulars of his marriages.

The effect of these little paintings together is like a lilliputian battalion sweeping into the modest space.

A wood and copper structure winds through the modest space on Orchard Street, framing his tweaked modern classics.