Sentence examples for shuttle explosion from inspiring English sources

NBC remained with the shuttle explosion.

In 1986, Mr. Palmer was the anchor for the first hours of NBC's coverage of the Challenger space shuttle explosion.

One fourth-grade girl approached Mr. Pokett on the playground and asked what he thought about the shuttle explosion.

There was no one at NASA before last month who would have ruled out the possibility of a second shuttle explosion.

Publishing friends likened it to the space shuttle explosion, because it seemed as if the entire New York literary world witnessed the meltdown.

Case topics, many drawn from newspapers, range from cheating in school to gender equality to the decisions leading to the Challenger shuttle explosion.

The data visualization guru Edward Tufte excoriated the program in a 2003 essay, saying that it had even contributed to the Challenger and Columbia space shuttle explosions by obscuring key information.

He said that in studying previous disasters, like the shuttle Challenger explosion, he learned that government agencies and private corporations engaged in cutting-edge endeavors, like deep-sea drilling or space exploration, began over time to "normalize" and discount the risk.

The third issues reveals that Lex caused the shuttle's explosion to force a meeting with Superman.

This past Sunday, it appears another major accident has joined the likes of the space shuttle Challenger explosion, the Exxon Valdez disaster, and the Chernobyl meltdown as tragedies possibly related to sleep deprivation.

As a reporter at the Rocky Mountain News for 10 years he covered some of the state's biggest stories and wrote from Cambodia on a Vietnam War MIA, from Cuba on Colorado businesses doing work there, from Texas on the space shuttle Columbia explosion, and from Virginia Tech on the 2007 shootings.