Sentence examples for docking first from inspiring English sources

Either way, it was in Earth orbit that rendezvous and docking first had to be tested, and Armstrong's Gemini 8 mission, flown in March , 1966 with the astronaut David Scott, brought him closer to death than his bailout over Korea had.

As the most easterly of the Caribbean islands, many ships docked first in Barbados.

The ship docked first in Santos near São Paulo (celebrated in her poem "Arrival at Santos").

"You basically had a bunch of good old boys coming back from checking their pots and wanting to get to the gas dock first," Mr. Shepherd said.

My wife told them I was in Spain". Several months later, with his son in the dock – first judged criminally insane, now declared sane enough to face trial and jail – he still feels "terrible.

The Zenith docked first in Hamilton, the centrally situated capital, and later in the week hugged the coastline to reposition itself off St . George the historic maritime town on the eastern tip of the hook-shaped archipelago.

Back in the 1950s and prior, decades before Western Australia even had a Test to call its own, touring English cricketers would dock first at Fremantle, briefly bask in the sun and then move eastward for more serious cricketing engagements.

From the 70s, when the city's famous docks first started to be phased out, to the 80s, when the Chancellor was urging Thatcher to let the city sink into the Irish sea in a state of "managed decline", Liverpool were the dominant force in English football.

Molecular docking was first performed as a primary screening for natural compounds targeting Annexin A2.

In 2001, 'inverse docking' was first proposed as an approach for investigating the docking of one drug against multiple protein binding sites [ 77], and subsequent methods have been scaled up to investigate hundreds of targets and thousands of drugs [ 78- 81].

"Tommy used to work on the docks," the first presenter began.