Sentence examples for mission onto from inspiring English sources
He is considered a Politico "founding father," in the words of Harris, who, like VandeHei, tends to place great weight and mission onto the organization.
Psihoyos's real mastery in making The Cove – and the reason it has received such praise in the US – is the way in which he went about capturing evidence of the slaughter, and the way he translates the complex mission onto the screen.
The Australians then withdrew, calling in a defensive fire artillery mission onto the abandoned ambush position in order to allow them to break contact.
The forward observation officer subsequently called in a defensive artillery fire mission onto the abandoned position, reducing the volume of Indonesian fire and allowing the Australians to break contact.
The NRA could look past the fact that Trump doesn't seem to care much about guns because of his talent for translating its larger mission onto the stage of a presidential campaign: inciting populist anger.
If anything, she said, the photographs were meant as a denunciation of the church in Africa, and the morals imposed by the church and its missions onto the local population, destabilizing long-held traditions.
Budget realities may yet force some missions onto the back burner.
As NASA shifts the weight of what are known as "lower-orbital" space missions onto the shoulders of commercial companies, the agency is also working on new projects that will allow it focus on "deep-space" exploration.
Cass Ridley, the United States Army pilot who flew this dodgy mission, hangs onto her share long enough to buy two fur coats, which are promptly stolen by one of those goof-up burglars who thrive in the morally askew metropolis that McBain calls Isola.
Cernan, the commander of NASA's Apollo 17 mission, stepped onto the moon on Dec. 14, 1972, during his third flight into space.
Bartlett Sher, the director of South Pacific revival just next door to the Met Opera is finished with the wash-that-man-right-out-of-my-hair mission and onto a trickier task: washing that man out of four different pretty heads in Les Contes d'Hoffman.
