Sentence examples for paid space from inspiring English sources

Besides, Ms. MacAdam said, on a few desperate occasions lately, she has even had trouble finding paid space in local garages.

"Some schools have demonstrated unusual effectiveness," said the statement, published on Tuesday in paid space in The New York Times and The Washington Post.

That's when the government, concerned that Al Qaeda or the Taliban could use the satellites to peek at American maneuvers in Afghanistan, paid Space Imaging about $4 million for exclusive rights to photographs over the war zone.

When the stories, for which he was paid space rates, gradually dwindled to skinny accounts of elections of class officers, he saw that the thing to do was to manufacture high-school news of interest, then write about the things he had caused to happen.

Notwithstanding the novelty of a campaign that will be running on paid time and in paid space, and not just as public service advertising, the message will be simple and familiar, said Joseph Bruce, executive vice president for strategic planning at Eisner Communications in Baltimore, the agency that created the ads.

While Starbucks provides free accommodation and charges for coffee, WeWork flips the equation to offer free coffee and paid space.

Expected heterogeneity in taste intensity across respondents is addressed with a mixed logit model in willingness to pay space.

Mr. Bass would have been the third paying space traveler, following the California millionaire Dennis Tito and a South African entrepreneur, Mark Shuttleworth, each of whom paid $20 million for his flight on a Russian rocket.

Mr. Tito, the world's first paying space tourist, called the jolt back to Earth a "soft landing" from "paradise," but, gravity-deprived, he could barely stand up during his first minutes back.

" At 23, the neo-bubblegum heartthrob would have been the youngest person ever in space, as well as the third paying space tourist.

The company was working to perfect space hotels before private launch vehicles were ready to launch people (paying space hotel customers) into orbit.