Sentence examples for mission would take from inspiring English sources

He hoped this antislavery mission would take pressure off Washington, while also unsettling Confederates.

Such a mission would take men and women on a two-year jaunt into interplanetary space.

Such a mission would take the shuttle into an orbit in which it could not rendezvous with the space station if anything went wrong.

Stern said Nasa was only in the earliest stages of talks for a follow-up mission to Pluto, and that any mission would take time.

Just before Christmas, the United Nations passed a resolution authorizing an African-led military force to be trained and sent to Mali — but the mission would take nine months to prepare.

Even if using force with restraint meant the mission would take more time or reduce the level of force protection, it was still an indispensable step: a successful counterinsurgency took care and patience.

Those repair missions would take the shuttle too far from the orbit of the International Space Station in case of trouble.

Lethal missions would take place under Title 10 of the U.S. Code, which governs military operations, rather than Title 50, which sets out the legal authorities for intelligence activities and covert operations.

Heads of State and Government also welcomed a decision by the European Union to establish a follow-on mission, which would take over the 7,500-member 7,500-memberwhich will be supported by NATO under existing NATO-EU agreemission

Those two weeks seemed to last forever as we settled into our new norm of hot showers, good food, video games all day and the only threat of work being a sexy mission that would take us directly to the ultra-elusive enemy, where we would close with and destroy him.

While the missions they would take up would be secret, the intelligence units would not use covert methods like false identities or nationalities, the senior military officer said.