Definition of white space
: the areas of a page without print or pictures
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Technology and manufacturing firms are among those expected to fill the raw white space and to create 1,000 jobs paying $50,000 or more.
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Designed by Cleveland architect John Williams of Process Creative Studios, the new gallery is a series of crisp, white spaces inserted into a late 19th-century factory built with sturdy brick facades, thick walls and stout wood columns.
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Williams infiltrates white spaces on a daily basis.
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Focus on what lights a fire inside of you and use that passion to fill a white space.
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As the white space quickly exploded with color, Oliver only wished the wall were bigger.
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The two-dimensional screens compose a visual field corresponding to the amorphous white space through which the dancers move.
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Image The Room My room took the spare, clean look to new levels, with just a copper light fixture and two art sketches warming up the nearly all-white space.
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What must happen is clear, such is the sorry state of our world: The two will have to duke it out over whether black bodies have the right to enter white space.
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First Known Use of white space
1946
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