open space

About 64 percent of the land would be open space.

The north end of the site would be public open space.

The court made its decision on the issue of open space.

He turned back to look again at the open space.

Around another turn and we came to a large open space.

Everyone would have been able to get into open space by then.

He knew just where to leave the road, and start across the open space.

What had been the wall was now an open space.

In the summer they move about to more open space.

He sat down a few feet away from her across an open space of room.

In only a minute or two, she had opened a space large enough to step through.

The door of the room had opened a tiny space.

"We need to open a space to think about art, culture and history," he said.

He'd opened a little space between himself and the enemy.

The owners are planning to open a public space in Summer 2013.

The company opened a second space with a 190-seat theater in February 1996.

When I open this door a very small space, you must give over to me the clothing and the mask.

Whenever a city opens a big new public space, it says something about the people who live there.

Next spring, the museum will open a sleek 125,000-square-foot space just around the corner.

We've opened a space, an opportunity for people who want to put human rights at the center and have no political agenda.