Sentence examples for space sir from inspiring English sources

"Next year Holly and Sam will be joining me for a first voyage into space," Sir Richard told a packed media conference at Farnborough today.

In the interest of creating space, Sir Alec planted the engine transversely instead of north to south, and this is now the layout of most small- to medium-size cars.

Giant among imaginative promoters of the ideas of interplanetary travel, the colonising by man of nearby planets and the urgent need for peaceful exploration of outer space, Sir Arthur C Clarke, who has died aged 90, was pre-eminent because of his hard and accurate predictions of the detailed technologies of spaceflight and of the use of near-earth space for global communications.

"For safety and security, authorities have got to be able to tackle this kind of space," Sir David said.

Elsewhere, a cop who pulls the friends over remarks that he "had no idea Nasa hired... " "There's quite a few women in the space programme, sir," Spencer's character curtly replies.

The changes were so big that they could be seen from space, quipped Sir David Nicholson, the departing head of the NHS.In this section Health reform in a cold climate Foreign losses The going rate The sage of Dagenham The third man Data lock Home grown History trumps democracy ReprintsThe government soon came to wish they would disappear.

Is the prospect of a new, world-class, acoustically outstanding concert hall in London a realistic one or pie in the sky? "Watch this space," said Sir Simon Rattle on Tuesday, adding: "This has all moved so fast – it is like going down Niagara Falls in a barrel".

Not everyone can pay for a trip into space like Sir Richard Branson.

(The rest of this post is written by our new Enterprise writer Alex Williams, because, even though I am actually, sincerely, interested in the space, I sir am no emerging cloud infrastructure expert. Take it away Alex!).

Not only are they planning expeditions to space via Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic venture, but add to that this conceptual design from Tiago Barros which imagines a cloud-shaped blimp of sorts that aimlessly roams the skies, traversing the globe without destination or objective.

Billionaire space explorer Sir Richard Branson is coming to Newport Beach next week to announce a new "challenge". "The Virgin brand has reached many places — the seven continents of the Earth, up into the jet stream and soon, even into space," according to a news release.