Sentence examples for organizing spaces from inspiring English sources
Much of his work, as he explains it, is "about organizing spaces with color, as they did in the 18th and 19th centuries".
It might look like putting on festivals, or organizing spaces for people to grow and hang out with each other.
If gay apps fill a gap in the LGBTQ community, it seems natural that virtual queer spaces could also assume a political tenor similar to gay bars, which served as organizing spaces for activists in the heyday of queer liberation.
Armed with the stories of queer undocumented youth, local immigrant rights group across the country started to create spaces to highlight the stories and experiences of undocumented and queer youth while building visibility regarding the intersections of immigrant and LGBT communities in both mainstream immigrant rights and LGBT rights organizing spaces.
There, they will provide classes about student rights and the history of the student movement, said Roberto Cabanas, a lead organizer with New Jersey Communities United, a grassroots community organization that provides funding and organizing space for the student group.
Both organizers come from New Jersey Communities United, a group that provides organizing space and resources to the Newark Students Union.
In the fantastic "Dance Lesson" on loan from the National Gallery in Washington, the composition comes even closer to a photographer's way of organizing space.
Organizing space around an axis harks back to Persian paradise garden traditions, Mr. Smith said, and the resulting triangular patterns were considered sacred geometry.
In a section on organizing space, just after "Reality I Trompe l'Oeil," comes "I Will Swap You the Appearance of a Stone for the Illusion of a Mountain".
architecture is the art of organizing space; but it is by construction that it expresses itself.... Functions, customs, and building regulations and fashions impose conditions which are only transitory.
His 6'5" height allows him a sweeping view and distinct way of organizing space within his horizon line, with his head above the crowd or ducking down as the case may be.
