Sentence examples for space connecting from inspiring English sources

Frogs and birds have a space connecting their eardrums that works in a similar manner.

He said that the gallery, a long space connecting two wings, is "all stone and glass, so it's very echoey".

As in a city, the public space connecting the buildings is more important than the buildings themselves.

"I said she had created a bridge in time and space connecting New York and London, book lovers and dog lovers," he said.

These workplaces embody a new form of segregation, where civic space connecting work to the shops, housing, recreation and transportation that cities used to provide is entirely absent.

Mr. Holl took on something vaguely similar a few years ago for the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, inserting an addition to its architecture school into a tricky, dissonant space connecting two 19th-century buildings.

With a yoga space connected to its bike room, it is no longer strictly about cycling.

Inside, the space connects sea and stone, with ships' wheels giving the walls a nautical touch.

But the no-frills space, connected to Momofuku Ssam Bar by a short hallway, discourages lingering groupies.

In another, a sullen group lounged around in a white space, connected to fat hosepipes that gurgled and spouted and leaked blue goo through their clothing.

For Mrs. Talbot's house, she said, "I wanted you to feel that you were in a big space connected to an even bigger out-of-doors".