Sentence examples for spaces somewhere from inspiring English sources

So I want to build one of these learning spaces somewhere.

"They wanted front gardens, back gardens for their kids to play in, really good lighting, lots of storage space, nice green spaces, somewhere they can afford and a decent school – it's not bloody rocket science".

"They wanted front gardens, back gardens for their kids to play in, really good lighting, lots of storage space, nice green spaces, somewhere they can afford and a decent school – it's not bloody rocket science". When the park begins to reopen for the public next July, its name will change to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

She locates the song "Spaces" "somewhere between Hollywood and Vine" in a song about a divine brush-off, phrasing her lyrics through a snare-snapped, stutter-step beat like street racers chasing each other down Sunset Boulevard at 3 a.m.

And Dear White People is quick to point out that sometimes these indignations come from within the black community itself, as characters sometimes struggle with their own blackness, worrying if they're seen as too black, not black enough, or can be comfortable carving out their own spaces somewhere in between.

MG: They're out there in space somewhere?

I would see myself in that space somewhere two or three years down the line.

Mr Manguel's imagination occupies a similar in-between space, somewhere between fantasy and knowledge.

His work occupies a space somewhere between fine art and industrial design.

I've always had a garden space somewhere in the city.

A mellophone player ran, panting, to fill his allotted space, somewhere around Los Angeles.