Sentence examples for opening up space from inspiring English sources

Plagne's songs have a way of opening up space; of generating – instead of consuming – the quiet.

Isn't part of the job of artists to refuse smoothness and to keep opening up space, formal, temporal, psychic, emotional, whatever you want to call it?

Williams said that students willing to pay the higher fees would be able to get classes needed to transfer or graduate, opening up space during the regular academic year for students who would still pay the current fees of $46 per unit.

"We believe that by opening up space. . . for exchange, dialogue, connectivity, commercial opening, entrepreneurship, exchanges with civil society, that will help empower the Cuban people to live better lives," Rhodes told reporters Wednesday.

I'd rather have someone to (harmlessly) blame — opening up space for speculation, chaos, and human messiness.

Not many people have ever been, but now a few companies are opening up space to ordinary folks.

We haven't opened up space to others.

The University of Oklahoma is opening up spaces in Housing for the displaced families!

Hotels, stores, and even garages and apartments are opening up spaces for the event.

The vision is instead to open up space for creativity.

This will open up space for more public channels.