Sentence examples for spaces who from inspiring English sources

"They only want people in those spaces who live in the building," he said.

Web designers can learn a lot from the architects of city spaces, who have always known the importance of providing places for people to gather.

Attendant means an individual stationed outside one or more permit spaces who monitors the authorized entrants and who performs all attendant's duties assigned in the employer's permit space program.

They are vanity donors like Pickens who long to see their name on stadiums and parking spaces, who long to own a college team in the same way Dan Snyder owns the Redskins or Mark Cuban owns the Mavericks.

Finally, consider the counsel of Jennifer Post, a designer of glossy, minimal spaces who is covering a one-bedroom at 40 Mercer in gray lacquer: Find an expert window washer and keep him on a regular schedule.

Cooper, unified as himself, is something altogether more complex: he's the internally divided, principled, and virtuous yet recklessly willful lawman, the free agent in the open spaces who is both redeemer and destroyer, protector and menace.

The plot centered on an astronaut, mysteriously infected in space, who undergoes a horrifying transformation on returning to Earth.

So it's longer takes, know where you are on the space, who's doing what, action with consequence.

He passed the mic to Bryan Steel, Storefront's "master of space," who was wearing bright coral pants.

In this process, they become voyagers of the smooth space who follow loose routes, 'points of relay', along which home is nevertheless a fixed location.

And why is it the companies which own the advertising space who end up policing the boundaries of acceptable speech?