Sentence examples for restored space from inspiring English sources

The Chemists Club Grill has opened in a grand restored space in the Dylan Hotel, 52 East 41st Street, which was originally the Chemists Club.

Ristorante Due Torri, Via Due Torri 6-8, Potenza, (39-0971) 411-661, seregionalional specialties in a nicely restored space in a twin-towered Aragonese fortification in old Potenza.

The problem is that for over a century this very cool, and sensitively restored space was home to a fish market until it closed right after Katrina, and that is exactly what the local community says it wanted back … but wasn't consulted on.

Compared with the first two types of ISRJ, the circular one has some extra requirements, such as more restored space and more random repeater order.

In the last year the Masons in Boston have restored spaces with gilded, coffered ceilings and imposing names like the Chamber of Reflection and Corinthian Hall.

The judges praised the winning project for "ingenuity" in drawing visitors up and through its "superbly restored spaces".

Expression of a fc177 cDNA in dec-1 null mutants was sufficient to restore spaces within the endochorion layer.

Here you can see that the indentation has been restored, excess space has been removed and brackets are placed as per my preference.

"This would help in going some way to restoring 'fiscal space', or a cushion against future shocks," the agency said.

Ms. Parker noted that the fiscally challenged transit agency would not want to devote resources to restoring a space almost entirely unseen by the riding public.

Moby spent some time there but then began a 14-month renovation to restore the space, installing central air-conditioning and a new kitchen with its own terrace.