Sentence examples for orbit reading from inspiring English sources

The visually stunning video depicts a grim future ruled by robots, an Earth surrounded by broken down satellites and space shuttles with a massive digital sign in orbit reading, "Buy Swag - Feel Fear - Feel Guilt".

(Is it akin to suggesting this is a post-gravitational age, since we can fly in planes or rocket out of Earth's orbit?) After reading his review — filled as it is with astute, sensitive observations about childhood, memory, living and telling a life, and the exquisite significance of commas and other crucial minutiae — I'm not sure Stevenson knows what he means either.

I think orbiting is just reading too far into the residual social media connections of a relationship after it's fizzled out.

Massimino's first update read, "From orbit: Launch was awesome!!

The card beside it read "Are You in Orbit?" "That's a good one," he said.

The recondite language of rocketry and orbits tied up my head, but I read on.

After the Apollo 8 crew had read out the Genesis creation account in orbit, O'Hair wanted a ban on Nasa astronauts practising religion on earth, in space or "around and about the moon" while on duty.

We keeping hearing about those ultra-powerful satellites that can read the words on a printed page from their orbits in space.

The next steps in von Braun's blueprint read like NASA's achievements of the past four decades: launching astronauts into orbit, sending astronauts to the Moon, the space shuttle, a space station.

Tell students they will read an article about the discovery of a new planet orbiting a neighboring star.

The Orbiting Astronomical Observatory 2 carried light meters, spectrometers and devices designed to read patterns of ultraviolet radiation too distant or diffuse to be detected from earthbound research stations.