Sentence examples for spaces to put from inspiring English sources

It is the neighbourhood's only drawback, that there are more cars than spaces to put them.

But he says he finds it more difficult to find spaces to put on performances there than in any other city he knows, and he has trouble pursuing his favourite technique of recording the subtle noises caused by the subtle movements of buildings.

"The registers we have, for instance, often only have four spaces to put godparents' names but people may be choosing six or eight".

How does MIX create spaces to put these important films in a queer community context?

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

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.