Sentence examples for where space for from inspiring English sources

But in the burial grounds where space for graves ran out sooner, Civil War soldiers dominate.

Through habit, whenever I order in Starbucks, I ask for a tall-Pike-in-a-grande cup, to get an extra half inch of coffee where space for milk in a smaller cup would be left.

But it is also viewed as a wasted opportunity, a long-neglected, badly deteriorated structure with crumbling ceilings and leaky walls, where space for which exhibition promoters clamor is rented out for a pittance.

"Academic institutions are economic drivers," said Frank C. Wuest, president of Forest City's Science and Technology Group, which undertook a similar project in Cambridge, Mass., where space for science and technology companies was developed next to M.I.T. "The jobs are following the brain power".

If the officials did not indicate that they would send the plan on for the required approvals, she said, she would instruct University colleagues to begin looking in the morning for another site where space for the arts could be built.

It encourages efficient use of all of Scotland's land, which is especially important in cities where so much is wasted, while planning applications drag, and where space for accommodation is at a premium.

The mission is crucial in a city where spaces for studios are usually temporary, exhibitions are often ad hoc, and relying on fellow artists is a must.

Warehouses and factories where space rented for $1 a square foot in the 1960's are being sold as condominiums for $500 to $800 a square foot.

They even eclipse Tokyo's Ginza shopping district, long-reputed to be the world's priciest retail area, where space sells for about £69,000 a square metre.

Prices like these are beyond the means of most gallery owners and retailers, but SoHo is still a bargain compared with Madison Avenue, where space goes for $300 a square foot or more.

So here's the interview published on the internet, where space is infinite, for your enjoyment.