Sentence examples for men of space from inspiring English sources

He was a protege of John Simpson, the University of Chicago physicist who had been doing high-altitude and space fieldwork since the late 1950's, one of the grand old men of space, and had himself been putting experiments on spacecraft since the 1961 flight of Discoverer 36.

Organizers thanked people, including the Amateur Astronomers Association, who were "out there with telescopes on the hill," and introduced "two esteemed men of space": Livio and the astronaut Mike Massimino, the first person to tweet from space, who wore a blue NASA astronaut shirt.

"I knew I wanted to be a physicist even before I knew the word," he recalled in the 1961 book "Men of Space, Volume 3".

After all, it had already produced the "first man" of space exploration: Yuri Gagarin.

Sir Richard Branson, the billionaire man of space tourism and founder of Virgin Airlines, is chiding New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, saying the office will soon become a thing of the past.

Examples include Edmond Hamilton's "A Conquest of Space", P. Schuyler Miller's "The Forgotten Man of Space", and several stories by Frank K. Kelly, including "The Moon Tragedy".

Simone, who considers men a waste of space, decides to give them a chance to prove her wrong by making them do all the childcare.

First of all, who or what is the "man" whose conquest of space is under discussion?

By Van Gogh's arrival, the male wing was almost empty, so each man had plenty of space.

"Has man's conquest of space increased or diminished his stature?" These ten simple words are pregnant with almost as many major problems in semantics.

And then there are those awe-inspiring acts of man, the launchings of space shuttles — or there were, until Friday, when the final flight erupted from the launching pad at the Kennedy Space Center.