Sentence examples for taking your spot from inspiring English sources

Do an evening hike and watch LA lights twinkle beneath you before taking your spot at one of the Observatory's massive telescopes for a look at the sky above.

How bad is it there, knowing that Houston is set to pass you in population, taking your spot as third-largest city in the US? Are you feeling well, to steal someone's joke from Twitter like a 'has-bean?'" Gray wrote.

He needs a little extra work, and he's gonna take your spot in the rotation".

"If you are slack at any point, there are about three or four people ready to take your spot.

"There's somebody else who's always going out to take your spot or who's working harder".

You feel like there is always somebody there nipping at your heels and trying to take your spot.

In any international team there's a huge pool of talent, good players who want to take your spot," said Cook. "But Belly has scored a huge amount of runs for England, over 7,000 [in Test cricket], with 22 hundreds.

However, latecomers can find an impassable crush at the entrance to the room, caused by people loitering round the bar at the back – so it's best to take your spot a good bit before the headliner comes on.

This is a gym, I soon found, where, when you go to the "buns and abs" exercise class, people actually compete to stand in the back of the room, as far away from the mirrors as possible -- the reverse of the classic New York scenario, where people secretly hope you will injure yourself so they can take your spot up front.

"They say, 'If you graduate early, who will take your spot?' " He decided to start over with a new major -- biology.

"There's a lot of competition now in every position and if you have an off day then you know someone's behind you ready to take your spot".