Sentence examples for use the same space from inspiring English sources

A preview will come during the Whistler Film Festival in December, when Nelson will use the same space to create a club for gays.

To run the variety of classes, events, workshops, meetings, and parties that we wanted to, we had to use the same space in many different ways.

Chamberlain told the appeal judges, Lady Justice Arden, Lord Justice Lewison and Lord Justice Underhill: "The problem with the adjustment required by the recorder in this case is that it requires a rigid policy of priority for wheelchair users over all other passengers, irrespective of their legitimate need to use the same space".

There are fewer things to turn into a disaster zone, and it doesn't take hours to clean – you have to tidy as you go, so you can use the same space for whatever's next". Mark Bittman is equally sure that size should not be an issue.

National and international regulators are looking at how to allocate space, to avoid having competing services trying to use the same space.

When you look at how many obstacles a self-driving car will have to avoid  —  other cars, pedestrians, bicycles, dogs, children, anything that could come onto a road, and everything's trying to use the same space.

Use the same spacing for the pictures as you used for the slits.

For example, the managers began using the same space for different functions in multiple shifts, thereby eliminating half of the square footage required by selected users.

On April 22, David W. Packard, the son of one of the company's founders, published a retort, using the same space in the same newspaper to note how low H.P.'s earnings per share fell on Fiorina's watch and how many employees were laid off.

After examining the existing housing pattern, a proposal is offered for the housing group where families can engage in guest-housing activity; this has been designed by using the data obtained from the surveys and interviews conducted in situ, and has been evaluated by using the same space syntax method.

Using the same space today it is possible to build massively powerful supercomputing machines, such as Manchester's SpiNNaker project, which is designed for simulating brain functions.