Sentence examples for make some exploration from inspiring English sources

They could, instead, make some "exploration," and Roosevelt would be happy to hear about their findings — when he was President.

We can make some explorations while waiting.

Educated at Charterhouse and the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, Wingate was commissioned in the Royal Artillery in 1923, serving in the Sudan and making some exploration of the Libyan desert (1928 33).

I had wished to make some small exploration of Hollywood, home of the millionaire cinema writers, whose life span is so shockingly brief.

I've been making some early explorations to see what's changed and we're looking forward to hearing what you think of it.

The administration will also accelerate a review of the potential environmental impact of drilling off the southern and central Atlantic coast and will consider making some areas available for exploration.

As the New Horizons spacecraft made its historic flight to Pluto and some scientists explored the far reaches of our solar system, others were making some incredible advances in their exploration of the inner workings of the mind. .

Does the existence of water on comets make human exploration of space any easier?

He said his critics "don't understand the technology now available" to make such exploration possible without damaging the environment.

Inky darkness, icy temperatures and, most of all, crushing pressures conspire to make deep exploration daunting if not impossible.

Hollywood especially has helped make space exploration entertaining and accessible.