Sentence examples for will become a space from inspiring English sources

Fiamma will become a space for private parties and events.

They will become a space for installations, live and performance art, film, lectures and symposia among other things.

Almost all art after 1900 will be at the Kulturforum, with the Gemäldegalerie receiving the Neue Nationalgalerie's 20th-century collection as well as much of Erich Marx's collection from the Hamburger Bahnhof, while Mies van der Rohe's Modernist masterpiece will become a space for international exhibitions.

"We really hope that Queer Review will become a place to find safe spaces for anyone across the LGBTQ+ spectrum," they told me.

If we identify two functions whose difference is a constant, then the BMO and the Lipschitz space will become a Banach space.

"We hope that Queer Review itself will become a safe space - somewhere that people know they can turn to when they're struggling to find a physical safe space in their area".

That is all right from time to time, in a gallery like this; otherwise, it will become a vanity space.

The centre's north plaza will become a "green space" for fiddlers, pipers and step dancers, as well as food trucks serving bangers and mash, fish and chips and Guinness.

That St Peter's, a derelict modernist seminary in Glasgow, will become a new exhibition space.

Studio 2 - the favourite studio of the Fab Four - will become a temporary exhibition space, showing archive photography from the 75-year history of the studio.

The director of culture and environment of Camden council says Centre Point will become a 'major world space'.This is very good, and much better than the recent proposal to use a part of the same dingy undercrofts and bleak fallout areas from the erratic fountain as a site for a needle exchange, a popular requirement among a significant part of the local community.