Usage of "bigger space"

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Usage of bigger space in English

How did you move into an even bigger space reaching a wider audience? 
 Ebony 

Then I hollowed out a bigger space by circling my wrists. 
 The well and the mine 

The tunnel opens like the bell of a trumpet to a bigger space. 
 Hull zero three 

I think initially it was just finding myself within the bigger space of business. 
 The South African 

But let's imagine that we're embedded in this bigger space. 
 Wired 

The Norwegian state-owned energy company's permit has been expanded to allow a bigger space for exploration. 
 Radio NZ 

Beyond the anteroom was a much bigger space, where production lights and cameras were set up. 
 Earth Afire 

If you're dealing with a bigger space, consider a passive sound bar paired with a receiver. 
 Wired 

But Pierre say now we must have bigger space and garden for the children to work in. 
 A Little Girl in Old Quebec 

That would definitely be awesome, to build out a video wall and have an even bigger space. 
 NY Magazine 

I had tried to grow vegetables in my garden and was happy to get a bigger space. 
 The Guardian 

No we aren't moving home but we have wanted a bigger space in Dublin for a long time. 
 Independent.ie 

The bigger space is dimly illuminated. 
 Hull zero three 

When companies see stronger earnings, they can afford to pay higher rents and fulfill their needs to use bigger space. 
 Reuters 

Then we're in a bigger space- Icanfeel it opening up around me-andsuddenly I don't need to breathe anymore. 
 The Jennifer Morgue 

Bathrooms I go basic on floor tiles ensuring that they are light-coloured and large to give the feel of a bigger space. 
 Jamaica Observer 

bigger

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Meanings of bigger space in English