Sentence examples for destroyed space from inspiring English sources

As "Money" begins, Stone and Kowalski return to the thoroughly destroyed Space Shuttle — going by NASA's figures, it probably cost about two billion dollars to build.

Never mind the destroyed space station and the references to the isles of Los Angeles.

The destroyed space station is a very obvious metaphor for that, but I've always been drawn to sole-survivor stories.

On a grander scale, HAN-IV, the destroyed space station which players navigate, represents Orth's life, literally broken into pieces.

At the weekend, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings said she wished to allow "those who wish to destroy space to do that as well" after Gray's funeral.

Most notably at a press conference last Saturday she spoke of a attempting a "balancing act" between protecting the city while also giving "those who wish to destroy space to do that as well".

Inevitably, there is some blame for Mayor Rawlings-Blake, elected in 2010, who said at the weekend that she wanted to give "those who wish to destroy space to do that".

Clarke's earliest reported philosophical idea, years before he read Newton, is that God cannot destroy space (Whiston 1730, 22 23).

After unrest in downtown Baltimore the night of Saturday, April 25, she said the city "gave those who wished to destroy space to do that".

Physics suggests that our universe similarly contains only a finite amount of information, so could continued cosmic expansion destroy space as we know it?

Rawlings-Blake received a lot of backlash for similar comments she made last Saturday, when she said that, in working with police to control the protests, "we also gave those who wished to destroy space to do that as well".