Sentence examples for entered space from inspiring English sources

Several smaller countries entered space or expanded their presence.

Amr, Dorothy and Sara - as well as the thousands who entered Space Lab - represent the future of the space programme.

For much of the time since the United States first entered space, we have been at a loss for what, exactly, to do up there.

Friends and relatives on the ground hugged each other with relief as the news that the craft had entered space came through.

The tiny craft, just 20 feet (6 metres) long, experienced none of the rolling that had alarmed its team in last week's flight, when the craft had turned over repeatedly as it entered space.

As well as  food, numerology can be a serious business here, and the Beijing News noted that the Shenzhou 10 capsule represented an auspicious collection of 10s: "10 years, 10 times and 10 people," referring to how it's the 10th year since the first manned space flight, there have been 10 trips in all and 10 Chinese have entered space, it said.

I resent the deferral of grace until we have entered spaces entirely under the architect's control.

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On July 21 , 1961 with a 15-minute suborbital journey aboard the space capsule Liberty Bell 7, Grissom became the third man to enter space.

The US strategic command said it had detected a missile entering space, and South Korea's military said the launch appeared to have been a success.

"For the most part," Mr. McDowell said, "re-entering space hardware isn't a threat because so much of the Earth is empty.