Sentence examples for invented space from inspiring English sources

If the Victorians had invented space rockets, they would have lifted off from structures like these.

The traveling style of both authors involves a cultural consideration, since an invented space emerges before their eyes from their own experience in the peninsula.

With Steve Miller, he invented Space Rock: rock music which consciously explored new notions of space and time, inspired by astronauts and by the speed-up of the mental and physical world that it implied by electricity.

Jules Verne invented space travel by writing From the Earth to the Moon, and it came to pass.

Jules Verne invented space travel by writing From the Earth to the Moon, and it came to pass.

The Congolese have long invented spaces in which they take refuge from the trials of their lives: exorbitant rent, overstretched public transport, no jobs, negligible social services.

On June 23, side galleries open with installations by Pipilotti Rist and Rirkrit Tiravanija while Matthew Ritchie takes over ramp six; finally, on July 13, ramp five will open with investigations of invented spaces by Aleksandra Mir, Tom Friedman, and Vasily Kandinsky, among others.

"We invent spaceships, we invent space procedures, we push back the edges of the envelope of how we understand space flight.

Skeptics may assert that Hawaiian did not put men on the moon, and lacks words like 'byte' and 'hard drive.' True, Hawaiians did not invent space travel, but they traversed the vast Pacific Ocean without compasses or maps.

This thesis advocates for community supervision by inventing spaces of reconciliation and rehabilitation, exploring alternatives to lessen recidivism while reviving the broader community.

In this case, too, it will therefore no longer be a question of just producing objects but, rather, of creating the conditions by inventing spaces that will use time as their main building material, so as to activate new ways of participating in the actual manufacturing processes.