Sentence examples similar to setting up a space from inspiring English sources

Mirta agreed that we should set up a space for him in the storage room.

Most recently, the UK Space Agency awarded a business group in Durham £50,000 to set up a space technology incubator.

There is no certifying exam that if passed lets a person set up a space and decide what is art.

She planted flowers and vegetables, built sheds and set up a space with cots and simple toys for children.

China would set up a space lab by 2016, Wu said, and its space station would be launched in three sections between 2020 and 2022.

It has also launched an ambitious space exploration programme, involving plans to set up a space station by 2020.

It would be an appropriate place for Facebook to set up a space to attract talent, as well as revel in some nostalgia.

So when a user sets up a space for the first time and invites some people, we ask a very logical question: "Would you like to be notified when the friends you just invited join?" If they click "Notify Me," we show them the standard iOS access dialog.

But right now we have to set up a space for that to happen," Whiting said.

The U.N. will also set up a space mission planning advisory group to look into how humans might deflect an asteroid heading our way -- the best options, the costs and the technologies needed.

This spot under the tree is the designated child-friendly space that the support teams have set up – a space meant to give children and young people some sense of safety and protection, supervised by child protection focal points, as well as trained animators from NGOs.