Sentence examples for space ties from inspiring English sources

With Russia and now China promoting space ties with many new nations such as Venezuela, there is sure to be much hand wringing in Washington in the not too distant future.

The space ties the philosophies of Klein, Barry and Irwin together, while at the same time presenting us with the notion that the industrially-colored drywall beneath - where works once were hung - could maybe, possibly, perhaps be the works of art themselves?

Space ties evenly so you don't crowd them, which could end up adding wrinkles.

During that period, the team that signed Lee would have its salary cap space tied up.

Mr. Edgerton modeled and named the property — a sophisticated indoor and outdoor space tied together with strings of light — after the ranch from his childhood.

In the mobile space, tie-ins with partners enabling location-based services or voucher code and QR code offerings can prove highly successful, regardless of the size of your business.

If you cut the number of suppliers, you not only get bulk discounts; you save your buyers' travelling time, and you probably save money and space tied up in unwanted stock.Some companies find that the largest savings come from curbing those rogue purchases.

In Proposition 0.1 we come up with an expression for the frequency of a cluster C regarding the set X as an equidistant metric space (tie case), where the frequency is calculated using the graph-cluster contrast.

Still another very cool new feature is the MetaConversation option, which lets you create a comment space tied to a page but off-site in order to leave comments about a page that doesn't support commenting.

The sequence of spaces ties the opera house into the park around it, redeeming what until now was little-used space.

Mr. Uklanski's latest effort is a surround of closely spaced tie-dyed paintings on tie-dye-covered walls.