Sentence examples for inside a spaceship from inspiring English sources

If the Russians have really succeeded in making a small reactor shaped like a daisy to fit inside a spaceship, it represents an important step forward.

The final setting is inside a spaceship, a flying saucer or perhaps the planet Krypton; white cubist patterns carved out of polystyrene announce this is The Future.

But the "Field Dances" serve a critical function in Mr. Wilson's scheme, grouped in his thematic structure with the penultimate scene inside a spaceship, where all the horizontals, verticals and diagonals of the whole opera come together in a heavenly switchboard of flashing lights.

At Glastonbury he played his set from inside a spaceship on the stage, making up for the fact that his performance is, at heart, a bloke in glasses standing still and pressing some buttons by amping up everything else that could possibly be amped up for a son et lumiere thrill ride.

As Einstein demonstrated in his Theory of General Relativity, a passenger inside a spaceship traveling toward a black hole would feel the ship accelerating, while an outside observer would see the ship slow down.

Ebert called it "basically just an intergalactic haunted house thriller set inside a spaceship" and one of several science fiction pictures that were "real disappointments" compared to Star Wars, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and 2001: A Space Odyssey, though he did compliment the early scene of the Nostromo's crew exploring the alien planet as showing "real imagination".

Everything on the inside of a spaceship has Velcro on it.

This will all take place in the suitably futuristic setting of the MOMI theater, which looks like the inside of a spaceship or what Burr describes as "a movie theater that looks like a scene from 2001: A Space Odyssey".

Dressed in complementary black-and-white mini-dresses on a stage that resembled the inside of a spaceship, the women mustered enough energy to get fists pumping in the modestly sized crowd during "Nights Like This," a chirpy club track about partying so hard that "tomorrow we'll die to press rewind".

She's just walking and looking around, kind of the way your mom would look at the inside of a spaceship, like, "Ohhh, this is niiiice!" There's so much expression and character in her face and body language, you always know exactly what she's going for.

Curated by the non-profit association Tranzit, we spoke with co-directors Vít Havránek, Dóra Hegyi, and Georg Schöllhammer about their D.I.Y. approach, and how this show is a retrospective of their ten-year history, looking back at Eastern European art from the inside of a spaceship.