Sentence examples for oceans of space from inspiring English sources

Tim Parks on the importance of word limits in online writing, despite the Internet's "oceans of space".

It's all the more galling that downstairs from Neel, a dozen large recent works by Robert Rauschenberg loll about in oceans of space.

Thomas Müller sprinted past Marcelo into oceans of space as Miroslav Klose received the ball with his back to goal, but Klose did not spot the run, and therefore didn't play the pass.

For the opener the Belgian found himself in the defensive line, opening up oceans of space for Étienne Capoue, on the edge of the box, who converted Janmaat's pull-back.

Roman Shirokov inadvertently released Taylor in oceans of space in the inside left channel and time seemed to stand still for a moment as the full-back, with only Akinfeev to beat, wondered what to do next.

Either way, Stoke are finding oceans of space.

FOR five decades astronomers have searched the vast ocean of space in the hope of picking up some kind of radio message from the neighbours.

It would be the farthest picture ever taken of home, capturing us as a single speck – an almost invisible point in the black ocean of space.

There are an additional 130,000 bits and pieces, as small as a fingernail, that constitute a potent, largely invisible threat mitigated only by the vast empty ocean of space in which they move.

How can humanity manage someday to support more than 9 billion lives on one small planet - an island floating in an ocean of space -- without destroying the environment?

De Laet fed Vardy, who had ocean's of space to run into before calmly beating David de Gea.