Sentence examples for heights of space from inspiring English sources
From the lofty heights of space, surveillance was a doddle.
The title of the second, longer section, "The Ultimate High Ground," alludes to both the literal heights of space and the moral high ground that questions war as a means to peace.
When Miami City Ballet, visiting Edinburgh in 1994, danced his "Jewels" triple bill, the company included some imperfect feet and turnout, and yet you could feel the whole breadths, depths and heights of stage space powerfully animated by the radiance of the dancing.
Weapons dropped from the height of space would have such destructive power when they reached the ground that they would have no need for explosive warheads.
In the middle of the 20th century, a television that appeared from behind a hidden panel at the touch of a button was the height of space-age cool.
And now that the S-Class can drive itself, we know that the future as imagined at the height of space-age curiosity is truly here.
The idea of creating a building that would soar into the freezing heights of near-space involves many practical challenges.
A man with a lifelong interest in space travel - ironically he worked at Nasa's Jet Propulsion Laboratory at the height of the space race in the sixties - Tito's initial plan was to fly to Russia's then ageing Mir outpost.
While Bowie's song was written in 1969 at the height of the space race and the year of the moon landings, Hadfield's version conveys what it's like being in space in a way perhaps nothing else has.
Dr. Branley took the helm of the planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan at the height of the space race.
