Sentence examples for no longer space from inspiring English sources

But while Cruyff has shaped modern football more than perhaps any other person, ironically modern football has no longer space for a person like Cruyff.

Sorry, duffers, there's no longer space for your clubs.

"There Is No Longer Space for Two States on the Palestinian Land," read a headline in a recent edition of Al Hayat, a pan-Arab newspaper in London.

There is no longer space for the "I don't agree with the lifestyle" bull shit.

In searching for a narrative that can tie the divergent strands of European identities together in the present dilemma, there is no longer space for an idealistic, utopian account that can match the emotional resonance of the 'American dream' across the Atlantic.

In recent years, as policing has evaporated, the nets have become taller and are no longer spaced apart.

"If it completely changes, it's no longer their space; it's a new space, and it doesn't give them a chance to grieve".

"That part of Union Square was public space, and it's no longer public space," Sylvia Friedman, chairwoman of the parks committee of Board 6, said of Luna Park.

Because a day there lasts only 17 minutes, there is no longer enough space in the world to fit all the issues of Space World, which must therefore be sent into space.

Some things have changed: JPMorgan no longer occupies space at 245 Park Avenue or 345 Park Avenue.

MSG will become a 24-hour network soon, no longer sharing space with other networks.