Where there is space out-of-doors and the children can find branches for huts, clay for pots, etc., the work is much easier for the teacher and more satisfactory.

But they are left borders and breathing-space out of pure kindness.

However, in the course of a few hours, M. Emile Lerouxhe himself has told the fact to M. Versignyheard on the other side of the wall on his right a sort of curious knocking, spaced out and intermittent at irregular intervals.

1200 more men were marched in, in detachments of 100 men each, spacing out their arrivals in "little doses" as an eye-witness remarked to us.

Louis Bonaparte had said, "We must 'space out' the Generals.

It is removing so much time and space out of the way,those absorbents of spirits,and bringing mind into close contact with mind.

II He turned to the left, toward the High Street and the great cleared space out of which the cellarage of the new Town Hall had already been scooped.

fanatical, infatuated, odd, eccentric; hypped^, hyppish^; spaced out [Coll.].

Sheila shoveled this space out sometimes twice a day.

He snoozed and spaced out all the way to Hawaii and home.

In a page of this size there are more than a thousand separate pieces of type, which, if set by hand, would have to be taken one by one and placed in the compositor's "stick"; then when the line is nearly set it would have to be spaced out, or "justified," to fill out the line exactly.