Sentence examples for space to put from inspiring English sources

Space, to put it mildly, is tight.

"You always have some space to put the ball in".

Finally, politicians need to give the BBC space to put its house in order.

And find a safe outside space to put it, away from pets, small children and drunks.

Of the Met he said, "They're invading our space, to put it bluntly".

For 41 years the Met didn't have the space to put the room on view.

"Sometimes when I take the subway or the bus, I can't even find space to put my feet," he said.

And the Cherry Lane Alternative would become a resident company renting space to put on its productions.

One major problem on the outsides is allowing the opposition far too much time and space to put in crosses.

As Forster said: "I'm writing a lot less complicated music, and it's giving me space to put myself in it".

"In July and August, you can't find a single space to put your towel," said Gonçalo Narciso, the hotel's operations manager.