Sentence examples for sort of spaceship from inspiring English sources
We appeared to be in some sort of spaceship, in which the models, now in velvet pantsuits, were crucial personnel.
What sort of spaceship might ultimately replace the shuttle is an open question, and it is not yet clear how NASA will fare in the budget debate.
Icke thinks the moon might be some sort of spaceship, that the world is controlled by a globalist illuminati and, yes, that climate change is a hoax.
Not that you'll see a hydrogen car that looks like this a sort of spaceship married to a fire truck.
With its twin metal gangplanks and a crane parked alongside, the barge looks like some sort of industrial spaceship.
Am I the only reader, for example, to find a key to Martin Amis in the unstable fusion of satire and science fiction (with The Pregnant Widow as a sort of Star Trek-like spaceship novel)?
Terrence Malick's mad and magnificent film descends slowly, like some sort of prototypical spaceship: it's a cosmic-interior epic of vainglorious proportions, a rebuke to realism, a disavowal of irony and comedy, a meditation on memory, and a gasp of horror and awe at the mysterious inevitability of loving, and losing those we love.
It sort of looks like a spaceship that just landed, something different, something people can call their own.
Asked what he hoped to find next, Mr. Ballard said: "It would be sort of cool if it's a spaceship.
Please take care of Spaceship Earth".
