Sentence examples for some kind of space from inspiring English sources
Does this mean you've got to be reviewing books a lot of people want to read, or should you be creating some kind of space for books that aren't prominently displayed in Waterstones?
It's not just that the commenters disagree; they seem to regard Joe as some kind of space alien (or, for those who had the misfortune to see me on Squawk Box, a unicorn); they consider it just crazy and laughable to suggest that we aren't facing an immense crisis of public deficits with Zimbabwe-style inflation just around the corner.
"Everyone's talking about some kind of space between structural reforms, like liberalizing labor markets, and the kind of direct stimulus Germans call crude Keynesian measures on the other hand," said Hans Kundnani, a Germany expert at the European Council on Foreign Relations in London.
Protected by an armada of helicopters, Bradley tanks, Humvees and bulletproof Land Cruisers, the convoy looked like the makings of some kind of space program, but in fact it carried sections of an enormous generator, financed by American taxpayers, to upgrade the Iraqi power grid.
Presumably this is meant to delineate some kind of space beyond the everyday where nightmares can come to life, but it so confused the audience in Adelaide that nobody clapped until the (furious-looking) actors came back onstage for their bow.
It's like some kind of space bowl.
Going back to the Netflix equivalence, these insanely overworked analysts would have to collectively watch the equivalent of the entire Netflix streaming library of movies and TV shows -- 23 times a day -- using some kind of space-time vortex.
They also wanted some kind of extra space for an office and a location within walking distance of Brooklyn Law School in Downtown Brooklyn.
She required a washer-dryer in the unit and some kind of outdoor space.
"From that pool we're looking at everybody turning to some kind of creative space.
First outside, and then more, resonating in some kind of enclosed space.
