Sentence examples for beloved space from inspiring English sources

And critics will begin to question if the beloved space opera really has foundations strong enough to support oodles of spin-off movies alongside the main saga.

The brief appearance of Ron Glass as a high-up SHIELD science guy was a thrill for fans of Whedon's short-lived but beloved space western Firefly.

Re "3, 2, 1, and the Last Shuttle Leaves an Era Behind," by John Noble Wilford (An Appraisal, front page, July 9): It is with great sadness that I read of the last voyage of our beloved space shuttle Atlantis.

This is the man who named his record label Star Trak in misspelled homage to his beloved space show, who was in a band called N*E*R*D.

But Lucasfilm has already shown that it is not entirely allergic to George Lucas's later movies, even though the Star Wars creator's ideas for future instalments were left firmly on the shelf when he sold his beloved space opera saga to Disney in October 2012.

Botany Pond is such a beloved space, "we have to redo the turf every year," Bumstead says.

In the last few decades, New York's important public projects have fallen into two categories: largely invisible infrastructural upgrades or high-profile restorations of beloved spaces like Bryant Park, Grand Central Terminal, Times Square and Union Square.

"These remarkably generous gifts from the Nicholas and McCutchen families and the grant from Lilly Endowment will enable us to dramatically improve the academic experience for Duke students and faculty, while preserving the charm and character of Lilly's most beloved spaces," said Deborah Jakubs, the Rita DiGiallonardo Holloway University Librarian and vice provost for library affairs.

"We would construct the dream that was truly our own," Ms. Mussmann said of moving to Hudson and creating the couple's beloved theater space.

The High Line stands today thanks to a broad community of New Yorkers who rallied together to transform it from a derelict elevated railway into a beloved public space, free and open to all.

ON a recent sticky afternoon, undaunted by a broken elevator and five flights of stairs, Sarah Skaggs cheerfully led the way to her beloved rehearsal space in a residential Canal Street loft.