For example, the spacing of a name on a place card is much simpler than the hanging of a picture in a given space.
Arrange articles in a given space so they are in harmony with the space and with each other.
Now that the ability to divide a space has been developed, it is time to take up the balancing of articles within a given space so that the proportions of that space are pleasing.
On the number of worms which live within a given space.
Weight of the earth ejected from a single burrow, and from all the burrows within a given space.
He asserts that, on a given space, the number of children to a marriage becomes less and less as the population becomes more and more numerous.
There is not the least reason to believe that the population is more dense, ON A GIVEN SPACE, in London or Manchester than in a town of 4000 inhabitants.
Towns of 5000 inhabitants may be, and often are, as thickly peopled "on a given space," as Birmingham.
Ordinary inscriptions generally consist of a given number of words to be set out in [p351] a given space.
Not only are the surface forms perfectly adapted to a given space, but the directions taken by these forms are as solidly indicated and the vacancies made by them are as solidly filled in, as in a Rubens.
To the great artist an object exists as a volume with which to fill a given space.
As a slow ball rises twice as much in a given space as a fast ball, of course the chances are greater that the bat will not cover the ball at the point at which, by anticipation, you cut.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "given space" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
