Sentence examples for during mission from inspiring English sources
Abraham Lincoln during "Mission Accomplished".
Enjoy, instead, the lustiness with which he joined in tornado-chasing as if it were a barn dance, in "Twister" (1996), or the strangely baffled look in Tom Cruise's eyes, during "Mission: Impossible III" (2006), as he torments the villain Hoffman by hanging him upside down out of an airplane.
Enjoy, instead, the lustiness with which he joined in tornado-chasing as if it were a barn dance, in "Twister" (1996), or the strangely baffled look in Tom Cruise's eyes, during "Mission: Impossible III" (2006), as he torments the villain — Hoffman — by hanging him upside down out of an airplane.
Its recommendations read: Future planetary entry missions should include a minimum telemetry of critical performance measurements and spacecraft health status during mission critical phases such as entry and descent.
WASHINGTON, D.C.--The loss of the Mars Climate Orbiter (MCO) spacecraft in September, when the unwitting use of English units during mission navigation sent the craft plummeting into the martian atmosphere, reflects the failure of mission team members to fully follow existing checks and balances, investigators told a press conference here today.
The expedition's crew returned to Earth aboard Space Shuttle Atlantis following the first Shuttle Mir docking during mission STS-71.
The major said assault teams continually weigh the two goals during missions.
When he served in the Eighth Air Force, Mr. Cohen recalled, he worried about getting hit by flak during missions.
Since the accident, NASA administrator Sean O'Keefe reached an agreement with the National Imagery and Mapping Agency to provide pictures routinely during missions.
As an astronaut, he recalled having little free time during missions to think about the larger aspects of space flight.
Another issue, this person said, was that managers were supposed to meet daily during missions, but skipped meetings during the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend.
