Sentence examples for stage returned from inspiring English sources

Shortly after launch, the Falcon 9 first stage returned to a drone ship in the Atlantic, but it came in too hard and the booster exploded upon touchdown.

The Falcon 9 first stage returned to Earth as planned, and touched down at Cape Canaveral roughly 9 minutes after launch.

He was then part of the City side beaten by Brighton in the League One play-off final at Cardiff the following season before enjoying more luck when English football's big stage returned to Wembley, making the first of three successful visits with their local rivals Bristol Rovers in 2007.

After dynamic testing, the second stage returned to KSC for a time for launchpad B checkout.

But then he left the stage, returned and knocked out five more tunes, including a fierce "Folsom Prison Blues" and a swinging, completely assured rendition of one of his signatures, "All My Ex's Live in Texas".

Suddenly an alarm bleats, and they exit the stage, returning to repeat variations of the same high jinks.

The companies that have blanketed SXSW with brand tie-ins, like the infamous stage returning from last year's festival that's designed in the shape of a giant snack-food vending machine, will also make SXSW performances available.

Deserted by her slippery paramour, Leicester, Elizabeth stands forlorn in an eerie darkness, while Mary (whose death has occurred off stage) returns in a Bergmanesque coda to kneel before an invisible guillotine and mime her execution.

LONG cast by investors in supporting roles as the steady, old reliables in their portfolios, municipal bond funds have recently taken center stage, returning 4.7percentt in the last quarter, according to Morningstar.

This is comparable to the mean gradient found when determining a linear model for the same stage, returning a result of 0.0148 °C.s-1 [SD 0.008 °C.s-1].

The company produced a computer-animated video depicting a notional view of the first stage returning tail-first for a powered descent and the second stage with a heat shield, reentering head first before rotating for a powered descent.