Sentence examples for on some missions from inspiring English sources

At first, Haynes worked with only two C-47 transports, and was accompanied on some missions by just one P-40 Warhawk fighter flown by the outfit's executive of operations, Colonel Robert Lee Scott, Jr., who had shifted to flying a fighter once HALPRO was canceled.

"He's told me he wants me to go on some missions".

On some missions it carried a European-built pressurized facility called Spacelab, in which shuttle crew members conducted biological and physical research in weightless conditions.

And on some missions, where a planet has scorching days and dangerously frigid nights, robotic rovers might follow the dawn and stay in the more temperate region between the extremes, they said.

"The hazard from meteoroids and orbital debris is, on some missions, the single greatest threat to the shuttle and the crew," says former astronaut and panel chair Frederick Hauck, of AXA Space in Bethesda, Maryland.

I would be bullshitting you if I said I was on some mission.

"Anyone who thinks that Donald Trump is on some mission to make white people look good hasn't been paying attention".

"We're not on some mission for global domination, but clearly we do have an attraction to overseas users, and it would be foolish not to monetize that," he said.

Indeed the most dangerous thing about walking the sociable streets of Manus is the mayhem of too-fast, too-heavy vehicles, most on some mission emanating from the detention enterprise.

Even describing this clapped-out hotel, Flanagan is reluctant to take his foot off the pedal; the air is on some mission of its own: "Dying air dozed in the King of Cornwall's corridors.

The memorandum also called for reviewing ways to inspect and repair damaged tiles while the shuttle is in space, looking at procedures for resolving in-flight safety issues and which managers should be involved, and reviewing NASA policies that permit prelaunch waivers on some mission safety rules.