Sentence examples for make the mission from inspiring English sources

"We decided to put the means in – men and supplies – to make the mission succeed and hit hard.

Asked if the United States had done all it could to make the mission happen, he replied: "I don't know.

But smaller rockets would make the mission more complicated because moon-lander pieces would have to be assembled in orbit, as was the Space Station.

Underlying those problems, experts and soldiers said, was the Pentagon's reluctance to make the mission an urgent priority as the risky occupation of Iraq unfolded.

The military, however, saw the new policy as an opening to buy time – in order to make the mission the military success they believed it could be.

But while the "Dambuster" raid on Germany's Ruhr Valley during the Second World War was one of the RAF's finest moments, virtually all the technical notes used to make the mission a success were lost in the 1960s.

It would force the hidebound agency to rapidly reorient itself toward preventing another terrorist attack, and clearly make the missions of the J. Edgar Hoover era -- catching spies, investigating bank robberies and kidnappings -- a secondary priority.

Make the missions so close and scary if anyone reads it they will be out of their seats.

"I have made the mission my own," she said.

All of this made the mission to insulate the first daughter much easier to accomplish than it was in the Carters' time.

According to the mission schedule, the astronauts will remain in the space station for 30 days and spend a total of 33 days in space, making the mission the longest in space so far for China.