Sentence examples for crying space from inspiring English sources

Because, literally, what does a lip-synching, flying, occasionally crying space kitten mean?

There is no crying in space, but Monday was perhaps as close as it gets to a blubberfest in space helmets.

But what happens if you cry in space?

Tyson also shared "Gravity" hits and misses, and what really happens when you cry in space.

First off, its aerodynamic sleekness meant it was never a particularly roomy plane, and passengers today uniformly cry for space to move about.

"People are crying out for extra space," he said.

Says Schaechter, "The polling space is crying out for disruption and innovation.

After five weeks of traveling, staring into space and crying, I felt that I had come to an understanding of the way forward, and I mostly stopped writing, and then I spent three years trying to make that understanding more real.

He admired Loach's work greatly saying that very few directors had the capacity to make people laugh and cry within the space of a single sequence.

He also made his contribution to space folklore by crying out loud: "It's a great sport".

Fiscal pressure and community-board power prevented any meaningful response to emerging systemic problems: the lack of affordable housing, the crying need for Manhattan office space, the absence of crucial transportation links, the deteriorating condition of our schools, the worsening of noise, traffic and congestion and so on.