Sentence examples for space at night from inspiring English sources

Britain has a long history of closing access to public space at night, including most Royal Parks.

Time's cover shows an image of the United States from space at night, with twin beams of light emanating from New York City.

The mood was festive — even the most jaded partygoer can't resist the pleasure of illicitly occupying an unused space at night.

"Two underground rooms filled with computers do not say 'campus.' " But the university had one advantage: it only needed the space at night and on weekends.

People read this composite satellite photo of the Earth from space at night, with its many millions of pinpricks of light, in different ways.

The mood was festive even the most jaded partygoer can't resist the pleasure of illicitly occupying an unused space at night.

Increased joint stiffness in early development phase was due to decreased functional space (at 8 weeks change in functional space was − 33 μm, at 12 weeks change in functional space was − 30 μm) and shifts in tissue quality as highlighted by birefringence, architecture and hardness.

But the theaters may end up being able to use some of those 300 parking spaces at night for patrons.

In fact, the Real Estate Board of New York is reportedly preparing to ask the city to endorse universally applicable rules prohibiting future Occupy Wall Street-style use of public space, along with the automatic right to close all spaces at night.

Reeve's night-time images of everything from London's Albert Bridge to the casinos of Las Vegas have a similar quality to that seen when flying over urban spaces at night.

When fear of crime is out of all proportion to recorded crime itself, fear has a palpable effect – keeping the elderly inside and isolated; encouraging parents to drive their children everywhere; driving people out of public spaces at night and thus paradoxically making those spaces less safe – so it follows that reducing fear has value, too.