Sentence examples for swing space from inspiring English sources
There are 150 hammocks on each deck, giving each person about three feet of swing space.
David Simson, the president of GVA Williams-New Jersey, which represented Pfizer in the two Parsippany subleases, said Pfizer needed the Woodhollow Road site as swing space while it considered plans for Warner-Lambert's former offices in Morris Plains.
Under the $964 million plan, about a third members of the staff of the United Nations Secretariat would be relocated in "swing space" during the renovation and refurbishment, which would be conducted in phases.
The day after the tragedy, he said, he found himself pressed by a broker to offer it on a shorter-term basis to a bank needing swing space until its financial district office reopened.
John Beckman, a spokesman for the university, said that a chart highlighting the 700,000 square feet of swing space was "meant to illustrate that the less that was approved for us to have on the superblocks, the more we would need to go out and find space in the neighborhood".
Leave plenty of swing space for hitting the pinata or you risk breaking things, including windows.
Not that the multitude of Zen-like eating, drinking, walking, swimming and swinging spaces are likely to induce murderous thoughts.
For one afternoon, I jogged through a psychedelic wood with square headed ghosts, stood awkwardly in the kitchen of a recent murder scene, sat dewy-eyed with a refugee as she told me her story, and nearly puked up on a swing in space – all in an alarmingly convincing and fully immersive fashion.
According to Charles McClinton, the technical director of NASA's Hyper-X programme, the emphasis has now swung towards space travel.
Richard Lester's Dumas adaptations revived the genre in the 1970s and it's been springing up ever since, whether Luke Skywalker swinging across space station chasms with Leia or 007's languid wisecracking.
His output ranged from exquisite solo piano recordings, through traditional big-band swing to space-age funk and the proto-rap of the incredible Nuclear War ("It's a motherfucker – if they push that button, your ass gonna go!").
