Sentence examples for a common rocket from inspiring English sources
We were reading in a recent Times about the research uses of the Titan 11, one of the nation's newest & most potent rockets, which burns a blend of hydrazine ("a common rocket fuel") & a related compound called unsymmetrical dimthyl hydrazine, or UDMH, & we were far from surprised to learn that this combustant will generate a mighty 530,000 pounds of thrust.
A common ingredient in rocket fuel, perchlorate has contaminated groundwater across the United States.
The potential result can be seen below, a strike on the HESCO barriers inside Forward Operating Base Tillman, a base that is a common target for rockets fired from Pakistan.
And since then, they've been working diligently towards a common goal of shooting a rocket into space.
Although the pair begin as nemeses, extenuating geopolitical circumstances force them together in pursuit of a common goal: locate a missing rocket scientist and rescue him from Nazi sympathizers (Elizabeth Debicki, Luca Calvani) who want him to build a nuclear bomb.
Israeli officials said troops searching house by house in the West Bank had found a dozen or so rudimentary workshops for building bombs, relatively few heavy machine guns and some rocket-propelled grenades, a common weapon for attacking tanks and armored vehicles.
The closely related winter cress, or yellow rocket (B. vulgaris), is a common weed, conspicuous in fields for its bright yellow spring flowers.
This is known as spin-stabilization, a common strategy used for some satellites or rocket launches to control altitude.
A common type of countdown that is used by model rocket enthusiasts is: "5... 4... 3... 2... 1... LAUNCH!" When you reach "LAUNCH", press the button.
Both regard Israel as a common enemy, and Hezbollah is reported to have many rockets deployed in southern Lebanon capable of striking deep into Israeli territory.
Perchlorate is used as an oxidant and propellant for rockets and fireworks, while chlorate is a common constituent of herbicides.
