Sentence examples for if endeavour from inspiring English sources

If Endeavour lifts off on schedule, it is expected to return to the Kennedy Space Center on Dec. 10.

The Atlantis will be prepared for another flight, to serve as a rescue vehicle if the Endeavour were to encounter problems on its last mission, and the hope of some is that, if Endeavour's flight goes well, the Atlantis could fly one last mission.

If the Endeavour takes off as scheduled, the earliest the lunar orbiter could launch would be Friday, when the weather forecast is gloomier, with afternoon thunderstorms likely.

she seemed self-conscious, as if the endeavour was giving her troubling existential thoughts: questions such as "Who am I?" and "What are we doing?" "I'm having a hard time with this," she said.

If the Endeavour is not launched by Monday, the mission will be delayed until July, because of the scheduled launching of the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter on June 17 from the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, which is next door to the Kennedy Space Center.

If an endeavour to create a genuine grand opposition coalition were to succeed, the Assad regime would face a greater political and military challenge than ever before, stretching its forces to a breaking point.

If the endeavour proves successful, the vehicles of the future may be able to prepare themselves for a left or right turn – choosing the correct speed and positioning – by gauging that their drivers are thinking about making such a turn.

His observations can be keen - 'I was past 35 before my face made much sense,' he muses on 'Saffy Nool' - and if his endeavours remain marginal, they are still enjoyable.

And if his endeavours in mobile share a fraction of the success Bushnell courted at Atari, he may find himself working on smartphone games for a little while longer still.

A person who has been arrested for any of the offences mentioned above must, as soon as possible after arrest, be "clearly warned of his liability to be shot at if he endeavours to escape from custody".

Dr Smalley does not waste time worrying about the "what ifs?" of his chosen endeavour.