Sentence examples for to be space from inspiring English sources

If you've got three players in front of you there's got to be space wider out.

But there has to be space on ESPN or its sister channels".

"Each one makes it that much harder to grip — there's flesh where there used to be space".

But the standoff seems to be hardening, and as yet there does not seem to be space for compromise.

There has to be space to disagree and criticize, even vociferously, even the people who should be on our "side".

And where, in this insatiable island, is there ever going to be space for something other than us?

They traverse — for marionettes — vast distances, because they're operated by puppeteers who march around on stilts, wearing what appear to be space-age beekeeper suits.

A disease called leaf blight means the trees have to be spaced widely.

The primary mechanism for the distortions has been determined to be space-charge interactions between the scattered beamlets and the main unscattered beam.

We examine perfect recovery in the optical encryption system based on joint transform correlator architecture, which requires the key mask to be space-limited and phase-only in the frequency domain.

Quine (1968) and Cresswell (1972), for example, suggest taking simples to be space-time points (modeled, perhaps, as triples of real numbers) and worlds themselves to be arbitrary sets of such points, each set thought of intuitively as a way that matter could be distributed throughout space-time.