Sentence examples for space becoming from inspiring English sources

"Recent high-profile closures will lead to more retail space becoming available on the market.

"Whole swathes of space becoming animated by the plumed trajectories of plans and orders metamorphosed into steel and cordite, speed and noise.

On June 21 , 2004 Melvill piloted SpaceShipOne on its first flight past the edge of space, becoming the first person to pilot a privately built aircraft into space and making history as the first commercial astronaut.

ShopRite, which already had a store in Woodbridge, moved into the 91,000 square feet of the former Caldor space, becoming one of the largest supermarkets in the state, Mr. Harding said.

It occupies only one large space, becoming a week-long social hub for a certain kind of jazz-centric, post-hippie, Lower East Side culture; it has become something like the un-JVC jazz festival.

Like the pro wrestler, Rousey has created her own space, becoming the first female athlete to be a pay-per-view draw as she has transcended UFC to enter Hollywood and became the face of numerous products and ventures.

Are other urban European spaces becoming more exclusive?

But even the best new schemes tend to see public spaces becoming the backdrop to commercial activities, with heavy security usually just in the background.

It firmly argues that building single-family homes rather than tower blocks creates a sense of individual pride in their residents and avoids public spaces becoming neglected and mired in criminal behaviour.

When the global influenza pandemic arrives in Iceland with the docking of the steam ship Botnia, people begin to die and the city empties, its deserted public spaces becoming playgrounds for Máni's imagination.

With open work spaces becoming the standard in startup offices (and elsewhere), it can be really easy to get pulled into a thousand different conversations over the course of the work day.