Sentence examples for aiming into space from inspiring English sources

Don't sit there, crouched, aiming into space.

As Butt points out, if a terrorist or rogue state wanted to attack the US, they'd be better off just launching the nuclear bomb at a city, rather than aiming it into space.

That shot was aimed into empty space, but over the coming months, more components of the complex target apparatus will be put in the path of the beams before an attempt will be made to ignite the deuterium-tritium mixture.

Going Into Space.

Branson talks of point-to-point travel as a long-term aim, going into space as a means of getting from one part of the Earth to another at tremendous speed.

Outsmart your defender and get into space.

Kirilenko has plenty of space to aim into, but sends a down-the-line backhand well long.

Ida didn't want to aim high, she started to say, so much as she wanted to aim into a kind of hidden space.

A more direct rival is Blue Origin, a space travel company set up by Amazon's Jeff Bezos, who announced last month that he aims to send people into space by 2017, although the first passengers will not be paying customers.

Virgin Galactic had aimed to send tourists into space early next year, and has already taken more than 700 flight bookings at $250,000 £156,0000) each.

The company just raised a $70 million B round and aims to take its first payload into space early next year.