Sentence examples for space to extend from inspiring English sources

I'd needed narrative space to extend myself into; I'd needed more lives.

Shooting for open-ended questions that give the speaker space to extend is pretty hard when the question period is a few minutes long.

Mr. Drankwater lives on this old fishing boat year-round, with barely the cabin space to extend his long, taut arms, or stand erect at his natural 6-foot-2 inch height.

For example, Antonio De Luca, a Times art director, said about the image above, "Jody Barton's drawing uses the desktop's white negative space to extend the artwork's narrative". How?

In the latest work, she says, her group was lucky that "the crystal permitted enough space to extend the chain without running into another molecule".

Pope then produced a clever pass which gave substitute Taylor the space to extend their lead before Ben Williamson turned sharply to add the final goal in the last minute.

As the authors did in [14], one inspires itself from the Amemiya and Ando's work in Hilbert spaces to extend it to other underlying spaces.

In this version, the real elitism that divides the privileged and the rest happens when states fund space exploration to extend the reaches of human understanding.

The MICROSCOPE mission will take advantage of the space environment to extend the EP test accuracy to 10−15, by placing two masses of different materials in a drag compensated orbit.

Demographers developed the concept of life space not only to extend this analytical approach of the spatial mobility of the population, as well as to incorporate a qualitative dimension to demographic theoretical models.

Federation means a pretty much limitless space for companies to extend their enterprise.