Sentence examples for prominent spaces from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of other prominent spaces at Tate Britain.

Several newspapers also tried raising revenue by accepting advertising in prominent spaces that they had long reserved for news.

This year's show is housed near the southwest corner of the second floor, in one of the museum's most prominent spaces, the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Exhibition Hall, where the renowned "Alexander McQueen Savage Beautyy" show was held.

In late November, the popular Death By Audio venue closed its doors for the last time after Vice bought the building, while other prominent spaces such as 285 Kent Ave and Glasslands have also shut down.

Furthermore, to depict Islamic regimes less as terrorists than as repressors of civil liberties may appeal even to traditional isolationists, as it "plays off of the strong communities of libertarians that dominate some prominent spaces".

These prominent spaces are due to the accumulation of testis interstitial fluid which interrupts the normal functioning of luteinizing hormone.

The Web site devotes its most prominent space on the home page to that rumor.

Spacecraft were designed with the expert help of Harry Lange and Frederick Ordway, who ran a prominent space consultancy.

JPG had a circulation of around 50,000 and had secured some prominent space on newsstands around the country.

As the world's most prominent space agency, Nasa has had to walk a fuzzy line on asteroids.

And for Martha Stewart, an alliance with J.C. Penney would bring in an eager partner promising prominent space and an additional new source of revenue.