Sentence examples for spaces called from inspiring English sources

There are also hundreds of shared ritual spaces, called dargahs (literally, "doorway" or "threshold"), for Hindus and Muslims.

Sometimes additional spaces, called risers, are added to the casting to provide reservoirs to feed this shrinkage.

Joining CrossFit is similar to joining a gym, but the spaces, called "black boxes," are barren, utilitarian, almost willfully ugly.

The upper surface of the test has a radial, flowerlike arrangement of five porous spaces, called petaloids; the pores permit the extension of tube feet modified for respiration.

The cords of liver cells are one cell thick and are separated from one another on several surfaces by spaces called sinusoids, or hepatic capillaries.

Gray and yellow checkerboard floors in spaces called Learning Labs overlook an outdoor area, and a theater's back wall rises to permit outdoor performances in mild weather.

The new space, called Le Bain, lives up to the hype.

"I don't think they have cleared Iranian air space!" called out another.

The solar system lies in a hot, rarefied region of interstellar space called the Local Bubble.

In 2010, it added a nearby 60-seat space, called the Conservatory, also for concerts.

Many of the performers at Balance also appear at a local performance space called the Waterbug Hotel.