Sentence examples for which spaces from inspiring English sources

In tight markets, they know which spaces are likely to come on the market.

All this is fascinating in itself, but it also leads the viewer to muse upon the ways in which spaces dictate political content.

The district bought optical scan voting machines, in which spaces are marked with a pencil, making it difficult for Washington's 16,000 blind people to vote.

It is about engaging with people on their own terms, driven, as they put it, by "a belief in the importance of addressing the typical disconnection between the public and the process by which spaces are made".

After the instructor took the machines apart and "showed us which spaces were for the motherboard and the cards," she said, "then I was like, this is pretty easy".

The plan is based around the idea of superilles (superblocks) – mini neighbourhoods around which traffic will flow, and in which spaces will be repurposed to "fill our city with life", as its tagline says.

Occasionally, there's a novel in which space is an ingredient.

"It's just going to be a question of which space is best for us," he said.

The article and the picture caption also misidentified the town in which space has been leased for a backup facility.

Smolin maintains that we must adopt a "relational" viewpoint, "in which space and time are nothing but networks of relationships".

The agreements on which space law is based were formulated at a time when governments dominated space activities and commercial space ventures were just beginning.