Sentence examples for big rockets from inspiring English sources

They have big rockets, a lot of platforms and very few astronauts.

Accords like the Missile Technology Control Regime which limits the capacity and range of projectiles that its members can export have clearly failed to keep pace with the appetite of small countries for big rockets.

To even begin to attempt to do what Mr. Gingrich fears, these rogue states would have to perfect big rockets, powerful bombs and surreptitious ways to loft them high above America, military experts say.

8 05pm: The Houston Rockets are about to tip off against the Chicago Bulls, but, seriously, unless you're a big Rockets fan or (more likely) a big Bulls fan, there is no reason for you to switch from this game.

It would be a base in the weightlessness of space where big rockets would be assembled and blast off on voyages of exploration: "a new bridge between the worlds".

These could be sent up by all sorts of organisations, including universities for research projects.An air launch is constrained by the weight the carrier aircraft can lift, so big rockets blasting off from the ground will, for the time being, remain the only way to get the heaviest payloads into space.

Israel itches to rid itself of the prickling menace of Hizbullah's big rocket arsenal.

"A really big plane means carrying anything from a really big rocket to a smaller rocket.

"With space travel, you need a really big rocket to take along tiny amounts of things.

On Friday, April 13, North Korea fired a big rocket on a mission to loft the nation's first satellite into orbit.

"Putting a big rocket like the Falcon in range of mid-size companies, research institutions and even wealthy private individuals, that's a game-changer," he says.