Sentence examples for prospect of visits from inspiring English sources

And, spurred by the lunar ambitions of China, as well as by the prospect of visits by privately financed robotic spacecraft under Google's Lunar X Prize, NASA last year released a document requesting that any new visitors to the moon keep their distance from the Apollo landing sites, in order to "protect lunar historic artifacts".As for Mr Bezos's engines, they remain the property of NASA.

What emotions does the prospect of visiting the doctor arouse in you?

So I wasn't thrilled by the prospect of visiting the newly renovated courtyard of the Smithsonian American Art Museum and National Portrait Gallery.

The prospect of visiting America – the promised land – seemed deliciously tantalising, but my father had dismissed the notion.

With MitziLynn now married and living in Arizona, Ms. Whitehead dreaded the prospect of visiting dealers alone when she started to look for a new car last year.

Forty-three percent of New Yorkers are uneasy at the prospect of visiting an observation deck or rooftop restaurant at the site, according to the survey of 1,008 New Yorkers.

"I am frightened at the prospect of visiting Panama, not knowing what I might find," says Gill. "But the idea of never knowing what happened to Alex is intolerable.

At any other time in his accomplished riding career, the prospect of visiting the winner's circle of America's most famous horse race for a second time would have consumed the high-strung Louisiana native.

Many of its members lost children in the disaster and perhaps this was why I'd been particularly daunted by the prospect of visiting the club; of sitting before bereaved mothers and explaining that I wanted to try to tell their story.

I like to make a pretense of skeptical rationalism but must admit that I felt a secret tickle when it became likely that a real major-league sports team would extract sweet revenge for the loss of the Dodgers; not to mention a pang of remorse to realize that the prospect of visiting a gaslit restaurant a couple of subway stops away from my house was, well, over.

For students who can't find the cash, whose parents can't help, they face the prospect of visiting an increasingly ubiquitous British institution: the food bank.