Sentence examples for spaces with which from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kaufman had a lifelong fascination with office buildings as public spaces with which tenants and passers-by could engage.

Both of Ms. Koh's current projects are due soon in the New York performance spaces with which she is most closely linked.

Moreover this last inequality can be strict, since it was shown in [23] the existence of Banach spaces with which are not uniformly nonsquare.

More time in the neutral zone, less space with which to escape it: ugh.

"The Cuomo platform is giving him precious little space with which to do that".

Black gets the two bishops this way, but White obtains a nice superiority in controlled space with which to augment his initiative.

Fluid, attacking soccer requires a ballet of movement in front of the ball, and the dancers need space with which to work.

Too often I get to that part of the meal and I've run out of space with which to do it justice.

The resulting inextricabilities of line and field -- or drawing and painting -- have a long history in de Kooning's work and constitute the last of the regular rejugglings of brushwork, scale and space with which he defined his career.

And within another scientific and technological frame of reference we are treated to loud boasts about man's conquest of nature, a special case of which is that conquest of space with which we are presently concerned.

In these "remarkable works," the presence of a letter "generates a sense of private, personal inner life; it opens up a mental space with which we can readily identify," the art critic Aidan Dunne wrote in his review for The Irish Times.