The phrase "ride spaceship" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to travel in a spacecraft. Example: "As an astronaut, it was always my dream to ride a spaceship into outer space and explore the mysteries of the universe."
But in the mind of someone like Michael Bay, that kind of guy isn't masculine enough on his own: he needs to be someone muscular who can also punch people in the face and shoot guns and ride spaceships.
It features large electric-powered models of creatures like Tyrannosaurus and Allosaurus, although the prehistoric theme has been stretched to include some anachronisms: a pirate-ship ride, a spaceship ride, and a Skyride, which is decorated with happy frogs.
DB: Like ambassadors from another planet, we ride our spaceship to worlds far older than ours...and offer them the audible fruits of a life loved in the hyper-green forests and salty-deep sounds, where the mountains meet the ocean in a jungle of pine.
Fashion models dance with skeletons, become mechanical windup toys or ride on spaceships — Walker's ethereal, whimsical, sometimes disturbing photographs are certainly the stuff of dreams.
"I just rode a spaceship home from space, and that's what you want to comment on?" Being married to an astronaut is a tough gig.
Offer everyone a chance to ride on your spaceship.
Just before Earth blows up, the two men escape by catching a ride on a spaceship.
You can tell because they have a great deal of money; you can also tell because they're willing to spend it on a ride in a spaceship.
Ilyumzhinov – who once claimed that aliens took him for a ride in their spaceship – has long performed the role of informal Kremlin emissary.
Waqar was standing somewhere between the dodgems and a spaceship ride when a suicide bomb ripped through the crowd of families, killing him and at least 71 other people.
