Sentence examples for crossing space from inspiring English sources

Western literature begins with an account of a signal crossing space, in the Oresteia: a technologically-broadcast message whose reception, repetition and interpretation lay out the condition of the whole drama that follows.

He reasoned that something must cross space to transmit the force of gravity.

"Gloved fingers crossed," space station commander Chris Hadfield said in a tweet from inside.

A further 18 have ballistic missiles powerful enough to cross space briefly.

If we learned anything at all from Apollo, it was just how hard and expensive and dangerous it would be to cross space in rockets.

"Serenade," which opens the evening and is firmly paced by Maurice Kaplow's conducting, is Russian in its music and perhaps in some of the quasi-narrative episodes in its final Elegy, but it has always been American in the freedom with which its dancers cross space.

SEATTLE--Do gravity's tentacles cross space at the speed of light?

It might also just cross space to see if there is life.

They might also just cross space to see if there is life.

This particular piece is very much about space, traversing through space, and crossing boundaries through space; so I wanted to make a literal installation about that.

Ms. Durning occasionally does some series of tiny jumps, like near-stumbling skips, crossing the space.