Sentence examples for up two spaces from inspiring English sources

And now some jerk has taken up two spaces, when the parking lot is completely full!

"Even on the lot itself, people were arguing and screaming, 'Why are you taking up two spaces?' Or they parked where their car didn't fit".

I would have no interest in it if not for its owner's insistence on taking up two spaces every time he parks.

What are some funny things that have shown up there? A. Somebody will park and take up two spaces, and then another employee who sees this will take a picture, post it, and write, "Really?

When one pulls his car out of a spot, the other is always parked directly in front or behind and moves his car just enough to take up two spaces, so no other car can squeeze in.

So now the murderer goes into Home Depot, finds the items he came for, buys them, goes back to the parking lot, murders somebody (the guy who took up two spaces — serves him right), and leaves the guy laying on the asphalt.

She'd used her Makah name, the long English translation that took up three spaces in the guest book: What-you-get-you-can't-store-up-because-it-is-so-much.

Somehow sports has become like the overweight uncle who now takes up three spaces at the family Thanksgiving table and acts as if he is more important than everyone else.

The first tasks you with reaching the top of the level and freeing up six spaces on the uppermost row; the second involves clearing bubbles to rescue animals floating throughout the level; and the third involves freeing a spook trapped at the centre of a rotating cluster of bubbles.

The Bentley owner who decided to take up three spaces?

The following week the song moved up thirteen spaces to number three, which was the song's peak position.