Sentences with phrase «left space for»

I left a space for laundry notes.

She also used a long low dresser, which left space for open shelves to be installed above it.

The writer delivered the package exactly on time, and she left space for revisions.

Yes, people do forget to sign when they have left space for that.

However, this type of business has left space for much controversy and issues relating to employment and contracts, evidenced by some of the recent lawsuits brought towards Uber, from contracted employees who wished to have similar benefits as a full - time employee.

Further, the seeming emphasis on learning without a predetermined conclusion left space for experimentation and collaboration.

The only problem I can see with this at the moment is that they've left space for them to pick and choose titles that land on the service, and its not clear whether a game will stay on the service permanently once on.

This has left space for them to release a free version of IM + for the PlayBook but there is a catch.

Pushing the front seats fully back still left space for everyone's knees, but front seating was a different story.

The drawing of new borders left no space for the extraterritorial state within a state, and now that garden city — the nation's secret heart — finds itself in disarray.

This left space for me to turn the room until a real guest room.

That left space for Lacazette to run into by the far post and Aubameyang sent over a perfect cross that the France striker hammered home with a difficult finish.

We also need some of our players to toughen up their 50 - 50 challenges — Welbeck once again missed a 70 - 30 in his favour and left space for Newcastle to attack for their goal.

Arminius left space for man's responsiveness in his relationship with God.

The unfinished cement floor is cut through with a couple of white walls, slapped up in a hurry when management realized the open - concept design hadn't left space for meetings.

Time Inc., publisher of Fortune, is vacating New York City's Time - Life Building — leaving space for a newcomer.Fortunata — Splash News; Logos all courtesy of companies

This is extremely helpful if you already rank for certain words and you want to exclude them from the results to leave space for new options.

Unfortunately the exchange of views is carried on with little attention to underlying assumptions and in a rhetorical mode that leaves no space for compromise.

Fourth, none of these beliefs leaves space for the possibility that the object of theology, God, can overcome human subjectivity or bias.

Following the McCain - Obama debate in which abortion was addressed, Kmiec wrote in the Los Angeles Times: «Sometimes the law must simply leave space for the exercise of individual judgement, because our religious or scientific differences of opinion are for the moment too profound to be bridged collectively.

She has also written a companion guide, One Thousand Gifts Devotional (Zondervan), which provides 60 devotionals and leaves space for the reader to journal.

and if we are to love one another as God loves us — that leaves no space for hatred.

Ignoring «No» or leaving no space for it.

In addition to leaving space in your heart, mind, and blog for constructive criticism, be sure to leave space for folks with more expertise to refine and augment your ideas.

Jesus4FREEDOM, the fact that you assert as much does not change the fact that if you have an omniscient god, who knows exactly what you future consists of, by definition, leaves no space for free will.

Reclamation of Jewish space would also leave space for a continued and valued Arab presence — room enough, then, for two homelands.

It's a satisfying meal but it's light enough to leave some space for a nice dessert (definitely something with chocolate for me) after.

Remove the crust from the freezer and pour half of the cream over top of the crust in an «S» pattern, leaving some crust uncovered (you want to leave some space for the raspberry cream to fill in the gaps).

The stand will be carried out under Food from Finland — brand, with a stylish Finland — twist, leaving space for all participation companies.

Leave space for the cookies to sink and spread

It's a flurry of activity that doesn't leave any space for a leisurely sit - down breakfast, so we have to either eat on the go or wait until we get to work.

I wanted to get the full impression from the details of the pan so I filled it near the top, leaving some space for the cake to rise but not as much as I should have.

Leave some space for them to expand; if you run out of room, bake the extras in individual ramekins or free - form on a baking sheet.

Using the two long pieces of dough, form a loosely braided ring, leaving spaces for the five colored eggs.

Speaking at the release of his autobiography he said: «We have to leave space for the youngsters to come through.»

Those in -LRB--RRB- represents how wenger will fill those role but surely this leaves space for us to target a left forward.none of those mention up there are natural in that position.

Theo stops his run and Ramsey overlaps — the defence have to track him leaving space for Theo.

But signing Khedira would still leave space for another CM as Arteta is 33, Flamini 30 and Diaby — well Diaby.

What it does is that it leaves space for a counter (since he is out of position).

It leaves no space for speculation.

Would prefer Wenger buys a Strong Dm in Jan so as to groom him for the next season while also helping now when we are challenging.Flamin, Rosicky and even Arten need to leave spaces for new Dm and promoted youngsters.

The Scot has already stated publicly that Dimitar Berbatov is likely to leave Old Trafford this summer when his current deal runs out and injury prone striker Michael Owen is unlikely to be offered a new deal leaving space for the addition of another experienced forward to beef up the club's attack.

I'd rather have us try our best, rather than leave space for excuses, which Arsene undoubtedly has.

With Arsene Wenger revealing plenty whilst talking to Arsenal.com over the past days, we are set to remain in our newly - favoured 3 -4-2-1 formation, and both Alexis and Ozil are set to stay put, so where would that leave space for Mahrez in our playing squad?

Arsenal are getting more players who can shoot from outside the box as well, this will help ensure that opposition players have to come out and challenge our players and this will leave space for someone like Vardy to exploit.

However, Pochettino would ask his two centre backs to stay close together and the opposite full back to sprint high leaving space for the holding midfielder to go in to the vacated space.

They would know they need three, have to go gung - ho, leave spaces for our attack and we could potentially pick them off with the quality of players we have.

Carvajal won't be able to deal with it, and once again will Real want to commit a CB on him while leaving space for someone like Dybala to attack into?

If clichy goes to the byline the rb or cb have to shadow him leaving space for ashavin to move into the penalty box.

Another problem with 4 -3-2-1 is that the wingers play an integral part in the attack and the defence, and I find sometimes our wingers are caught out of position, leaving spaces for the opposition to attack.