Sentence examples for quite space from inspiring English sources

I really need a quite space, a blank canvass, a pen or keyboard, an objective, and enough time for ideas to flow.

By packing only what I needed, I couldn't divert my attention from that quite space between heartbeats, where I could hear myself think.

Since the pilot test aimed to make sure that heroin abusers can cognitively understand the content and wording of items, choosing heroin abusers in the jail can give us a nice, quite space to interact and they were sober.

It's quite space-age, and I can imagine a landscape unfolding in front of me when I hear it.

"In the premium cabins, the real estate will be quite spaced out," said Stephen Forshaw, a Singapore Airlines spokesman.

So the MK 9 looks massive but is actually a foot shorter than the 2001 Town Car, and its cockpit is quite space-efficient.

Let's take things off-planet again, with the (not quite) original space disco track, "Space Disco" by Cosmic Hoffman.

The bloon, a helium-filled balloon, will take a capsule with as many as six people to 118,000 feet -- not quite outer space, but near space.

Besides some technical inaccuracies of orbital physics in the film, the big message in this movie is quite clear: space debris poses a grave challenge to routine space operations.

It would've been a quite spectacular space.

Mr. Lucas added, "Well, you're quite into space".