Sentence examples for spaces from which from inspiring English sources

Is it right to force folks to listen to one-sided conversations for hours in tiny, enclosed spaces from which there is no escape?

He calls the building a tree house apparently because it has a core of public spaces from which more secluded spaces branch off.

But Sadat was unable to do the same with radical Islamists who now flourished in the spaces from which nationalists and radicals had been forced out.

Our athletes continue to shoulder the burden of change for us, existing loudly, gloriously, in spaces from which women of color were historically excluded.

The killers in Paris last November, and in San Bernardino in December, and in Orlando last month chose crowded spaces from which escape was difficult so did the truck driver in Nice.

It can be a different story in the suburbs: zealously dedicated to movement by car, the green spaces from which they supposedly benefit are too often stage-sets devoid of change, their streets missing the buzz of human activity that would restore interest.

QUESTION FROM ALEX : I have read that some occupiers have rented office space from which to organize further.

"Our documentation involved the creation of a 'map' plotting the three-dimensional space from which the contractor will build.

Then there is the mind to keep sane, and the intense radiation of deep space from which to shield astronauts.

Standing behind its bars, he is taken back to a space from which he never expected to emerge.

Macfarlane finds in them "an open-air version" of the subterranean Paris catacombs, which he has just visited: "The absent space from which Paris was quarried".