Sentence examples for space used to from inspiring English sources

Be prepared for less living space--three or four people occupy the amount of space used to house one in the United States--and interminably long laundry sessions: Washing a load of clothes can take an hour and a half, and dryers are few and far between because of the high energy costs.

(The space used to be a cafeteria).

The space used to be Allen & Delancey, dark and dour.

The Spiff space used to be a bank, and the facade is lined with large windows.

SPACE used to be the final frontier, the last unknown, the gateway to the stars.

That inside space used to be called "human nature," a term with regrettable universalist implications.

Open spaces used to showcase art may be nothing new, but a car park certainly is.

This type of setting would produce relatively smaller number of convex spaces used to extract E-lines.

– Safe spaces used to inhibit free speech on campuses, inquiry finds.

Parking spaces used to open up for him all the time, and since his death, it's happening for me too.

The absence of people in her work, in a weird kind of artistic alchemy, highlights that these spaces used to be full of them.