Sentence examples for whose spaces from inspiring English sources

The bakery mural, which faces a gated 22-car parking lot whose spaces rent for $100 a month, was designed by Tomas Bunk, a contributor to MAD magazine.

"It's hard to describe how painful and difficult it has been for families to hear that they scooped up remnants of people whose spaces they needed and tossed them in the woods".

There will be work by 228 local and international artists, including a group show including Cosima Van Bonin and Amie Siegel at Tramway, whose spaces will be redesigned by Martin Boyce; leading Polish sculptor Monika Sosnowska at the Modern Institute; and projects by Marvin Gaye Chetwynd and "crypto conceptual science-fiction anti-climax band" Asparagus Piss Raindrop.

The Banach space of continuous functions on the lexicographic product of compact totally ordered spaces, whose spaces of continuous functions have locally uniformly convex norms, has an equivalent locally uniformly convex norm if; and only if, the product is countable.

Some of Boston's food trucks, which have only been legal since 2011 and whose spaces are divvied out by a lottery system, were irked by a heavyweight corporation dipping its meat balls in the vodka sauce.

So there's a battle of ownership throughout Egypt: over whose space this is, and who determines whose space it is".

"The best-known designers are those whose space in fashion magazines is dictated by the amount of advertising they contribute.

There, they pass over a series of rollers whose spacing lets the berries through while trapping stray stems and leaves.

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

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

No special provisions have been made for businesses whose space or goods were used in the rescue effort.