Sentence examples for space for moving from inspiring English sources

Turns out the building is storage space for moving companies.

Sydney's transportation system will be groaning to deliver 50,000 people an hour -- as many as 500,000 total on the busiest days -- to Olympic Park, where the Olympic Stadium, pool, basketball and gymnastics arena and baseball stadium are located and where there is limited public space for moving around.

They should be given enough space for moving.

And second, they can be disassembled into a very small amount of space for moving.

Space is needed for moving of arms and legs with some of the verbs.

Despite containing a proportionally large textual space for Move 1 (Establishing a territory), P3 is missing Move 2 (Establishing a niche), in contrast to the other two proposals.

For instance, one biology proposal studied in Connor (2000) contained 3.01 % of textual space for Move 1 (termed Territory in Connor 2000) compared with another biology proposal with 16.2 % of textual space for the same move.

With this caveat in mind, an examination of Table 3 in terms of allocation of textual space reveals Move 1 and Move 3 to be relatively important rhetorical components: the average textual space for Move 1 (Establishing a territory) across the three proposals is 46%% on average, and for Move 3 (Occupying the niche), 21%%.

In the case of P3 in this study, the high percentage of textual space for Move 1 may have to do with the interdisciplinary topic being proposed which has to do with the linguistic construction of women in crime reports, a topic that encompasses several areas of study, including language, ideology, media, gender, and criminology.

And then essentially clearing up enough salary-cap space for us moving forward to be able to be aggressive and proactive when free agency starts".

My reasoning is this: Hooper will get credit for taming the wild beast that is the three-hour stage version of "Les Mis" and for leaving enough space for really moving performances, enabled by his bold decision to record all the singing live.