Sentence examples for space aside from inspiring English sources

Significant downsizing has left many papers with acres of unused space aside from the cavernous areas that printing presses used to occupy.

But they could not duplicate the microgravity environment of space, aside from brief bits of time spent in steep descent in specially equipped airplanes.

Earliest church architecture set no space aside for the clergy who sang the service; but as church ritual became more elaborate, beginning in the 10th century, it required more space for increased numbers of participants.

Artexpo NY, as it was called, attracted two hundred and fifty-eight exhibitors from eighteen countries, more than seven thousand registered art dealers, and close to seventy, thousand visitors during a five-day stand, but, advertising space aside, it rated barely a line in the New York art press.

Honestly, I'd like to go into space; aside from that I'm not making any predictions just yet.

"We try to say we'll set this space aside for them," he says, "but if it's space that they don't use traditionally, then it's not so useful".

Spaces are put aside, women are wanting to put spaces aside like colleges or changing rooms, and find from another side a radical discussion coming their way saying men who want to feel like it can come in there too.

Applications for improving pedestrian traffic on sidewalks, train platforms, malls, and other public spaces aside, Moussaid says he noticed something else during the work: Renegades who rush around lollygagging pedestrians only make things worse.

Estimating that the room is about 100 square feet, that means (shared living spaces aside) about $63 of your rent a month is going toward that two-by-three foot arcade box footprint.

Witnesses cram the tiny space set aside for them.

Company headquarters have space set aside for representatives of the armed forces.