Sentence examples for spaces would have from inspiring English sources

Smart Growth advocates proposed adding spaces to the municipal lot, but some existing spaces would have been temporarily lost during construction.

I believe, however hysterically, that losing any one of those spaces would have been spiritually (if not professionally) ruinous for me.

Opening the rinks separate from the new public spaces would have cost over $450,000, officials said, because it would have required building a temporary access road for emergency vehicles and other structures.

(Note that, in reality, there could be fewer regions with available parking since some of the parking spaces would have been taken up).

The lower spaces would have contained rooms for handling the projectiles and storing the powder bags used to fire them.

Backers of the Science Center and the neighboring California African American Museum said the loss of garage spaces would have slashed attendance at the institutions and diverted millions of dollars in parking receipts to USC.

A space would have to be cleared.

CONS: To add another bathroom, some closet space would have to be sacrificed.

The publications' charges for space would have to be added to that.

One giant painting, hanging in the uptown space, would have been enough by itself.

Mr. Dunne's prose is elegant, and white space would have been elegant, too.