Sentence examples for opened space from inspiring English sources

Post-colonial nation builders jostled in the newly opened space.

That opened space for Thatcherism and the "corrupted, half-evacuated political culture" that followed.

In 2007, the church opened Space 12, and in 2009, it moved its worship services there.

But he has opened space for the radicals by clamping down on even temperate debate of religious issues.

A couple of quick passes opened space, the noise rose, supporters began to stand and then … nothing.

Human Rights Watch, for instance, has opened space on its Web site for "dispatches" written by its researchers, offering brief and quick reactions to news events.

How, then, can open space be preserved?

Open spaces, you see, includes golf courses.

Open spaces, scenic overlooks, unexpected detours.

Looking for open space.

Not enough open space.