"your private space" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a place that belongs to you and is not shared with others. Example: "Please respect my need for privacy and do not enter my private space without my permission."
Your closet is your private space.
Especially if your work space is a cubicle, make sure that anything religious — or anything personal, for that matter — is within your private space and not on an outside wall.
Rather than writing a prominently displayed post-it-note that says, simply, "Malcolm, consult, or die …" perhaps just construct a permanent shrine to the virtue of collaboration in your private space.
This is your private space, where you go specifically for job-seeking efforts.
So basically you're in your private space, you get to turn it into a virtual world where you're being transported from A to B or wherever your destination is.
You welcome them in your private space.
Avoid putting cameras in the guest rooms, but if you have off-limit areas, you could use monitors to track if a guest is intruding in your private spaces.
No, à la telephone, you have to find your own private space, free from interruption, and that's not always easy.
Once you signed up you could use the TV schedule to set things to 'record' in your own private space.
Would the convenience of exercising in your own private space wipe out lingering laziness and make excuses for not exercising a thing of the past?
At Wedpics you can make your own private space to invite wedding guests to share all their photos from the day to ensure you have saved the very best pictures to create the perfect album to share.
