Sentence examples for surrender space from inspiring English sources

We are the ones who hold the time lines and calendars in our heads, who have to surrender space in our bodies and clear time in our lives.

Finally, women "are the ones who hold the time lines and calendars in our heads, who have to surrender space in our bodies and clear time in our lives," Belkin continues.

Just like fish in the India strain, their original strain, most of IM fish were usually in good condition until they were disposed of to surrender space (about one year, normally).

It's a fine thing for our neighbors to learn that we need not totally surrender public space to private cars.

A "In free-market situations, when a lease expires, a tenant on the lease is typically expected to surrender the space free and clear of any occupants and personal belongings," said Glenn H. Spiegel, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.

In surrender, the space that opens is immense and rich, not limited by the finite mind and emotions of the ego; those feelings of being in control and powerful.

All the Accords have capacious trunks except the plug-in hybrid, which surrenders considerable space to its battery pack.

But on the stage that made them famous, Pete Sampras, 29, and Andre Agassi, 31, are not yet ready to surrender their spaces to the next generation.

In April, it opened an art-quilt gallery in an adjacent storefront; as the American Folk Art Museum has grappled with budget problems and surrendered exhibition space, the gallery has provided a much-needed place to display high-end quilting.

During the day, the public demand for seats generally forces the hogs to surrender their surplus space.

WASHINGTON — Nightfall on the Kennedy era in Washington looks like this: Representative Patrick J. Kennedy's office space surrendered to a Republican, his family memorabilia in boxes, and Mr. Kennedy yearning for a role away from the public eye.