need space

They need space and light, or something, to take on life.

A lot of the time he needs space just for himself, to move on his own.

But thinking she might need space, he let go of her hand and stood.

He needs space to do this, which is why the king must move out of the way to the short side.

"Most of the time you're far more likely to need space for 10 rather than 25 people," he said.

You need space, time to think, I can see that.

He explains to them how they needed space, power, and food for themselves.

But remember that these are big plants; they need space.

They need space and will do best with at least a large yard.

Kids live with their parents longer, so they need space outside the home."

Most are large plants, too, that need space to grow.

That is why you need space to allow for the expansion.

But not because they knew that men need space and clean air, Jason thought.

"I mean, it's your first big relationship, maybe the honeymoon period is just over, and you need space."

Families, after all, need space - and not extra services.

This play needs space, which is the last thing available in the crowded red zone.

The 50,000-square-foot building will add needed space for its part-time graduate programs.

"We're all trying to preserve our history and need space.

"We'll need space cooling immediately if we're going to make it all the way."

In 1999, the building was extended to provide needed space for the Archive.

"I suppose so, but you need space when there's snow outside over your head."

This is a big plant, up to 3 feet tall, and it needs space toward the back of the border.

But we do not need space ships here in Botswana.

The patient needs space to move or be moved around in, and the home is organized accordingly.

The walls of the house had made her feel claustrophobic, and she needed space.