Sentence examples for enemy space from inspiring English sources

One such venture into enemy space led to the winning goal by Lieutenant Sulu, sorry: captain Aytac Sulu.

And, viewed from the late 1950s, the idea of a permanently inhabited enemy space station looking down on you and perhaps dropping bombs on you might have seemed realistic.But, at least in America, the military side of things was quickly taken over by none other than the military.

He led a double life as a literary artist, being both novelist and journalist, addressing himself to the major issues of his times, from feminism to consumerism ("Plastics," Mailer replied when asked to designate the modern world's main enemy), space travel to birth control, Vietnam to race riots, the psychology of the mass murderer to that of the graffiti artist.

In the game, a fictional galaxy is under attack by an enemy space armada called the Dark Squadron, and this galaxy's only chance for survival is the Gunhed Advanced Star Fighter, who must destroy the Dark Squadron and its Super Weapons.

Also, if you wish, get extra bombers to destroy your enemies space station faster, and get about 5-10 fighter squadrons to distract your enemies' fighters/bombers/corvettes/and space station.

He led a double life as a literary artist, being both novelist and journalist, addressing himself to the issues of his times, from feminism to consumerism - "Plastics," Mailer replied when asked to designate the modern world's main enemy - space travel to birth control, Vietnam to race riots, the psychology of the mass murderer to that of the graffiti artist.

Our study traced the behavior of the aphid parasitoid Lysiphlebus fabarum (Marshall) which is able to exploit the enemy free space in ant protected aphid colonies.

The strip was titled Enemy from Space (Quatermass II).

It was released in the US under the title Enemy From Space.

What our IED response really shows is how we continue to fit ourselves, however unconsciously, into the enemy battle space and their rule-sets.

It contained a number of extra features including commentary by director Val Guest and writer Nigel Kneale, as well as an interview with Val Guest and a trailer for Enemy From Space, as the film is known in the US.