Sentence examples for whose space is from inspiring English sources

In the nappies aisle, Pampers appear to have won out over Huggies, whose space is very limited.

Art in General, whose space is donated by its landlord, will celebrate its 20th anniversary next year with 10 commissioned artworks along nearby Canal Street.

When a virtual space overlaps a real-world space, then whose space is it, and who controls what is created as a result?

"It was really a stupid and irrational act that in my view borders on the criminal," she said, adding that the stunt had jeopardized the studio program, whose space is donated by the Trade Center.

A cartoon-like traditional theatrical proscenium arch, complete with scrolls, pillars and an imperial coat of arms surrounded by unfurled flags, frames a stage whose space is literally filled with a giant fleshy, naked female bottom.

For companies whose space is not as new as Dechert's, there might also be a need to invest in improvements in order to make the space more marketable — or else give subtenants a generous work allowance to redo the space themselves.

"I can tell you that it never happened," said Geoffrey Detrani, whose space was next to Gelatin's.

Since September, major companies whose space was damaged or destroyed -- Lehman Brothers, Cantor Fitzgerald, Fiduciary Trust -- have relocated to Midtown, while others like Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and Citigroup have consolidated operations in Midtown and elsewhere.

With a double-tip whose spacing is significantly larger, the same principle applies.

The Hall voltage climbs as the magnetic field increases in a series of even steps whose spacing is set by the electron's charge.

A remarkably small number of active origins is seen, whose spacing is greater than in any other eukaryote.