Sentence examples for take a crew from inspiring English sources

It is designed to take a crew of four people beyond Earth orbit and into deep space.

He led the team which created a vehicle to take a crew to the moon and let them blast off again for the journey back to earth.

I owe it the BBC, who have kindly allowed me to take a crew over to New York to see this thing through.

She had declined, saying she would love to come and chat, but was about to take a crew of Democratic volunteers to neighbouring North Carolina to knock on doors, as she thought the state could still be won.There was a distinct end-of-term feel to the gathering.

For one, having to breach a fortified room to take a crew hostage indeed increases the required effort for obtaining a ransom.

"The Nautilus-X was also designed to provide the evolutionary basis for the spacecraft that would eventually take a crew of 9 to 12 to Mars".

The craziest place he has ever taken a crew?

O'Hare's main tower, for example, takes a crew of 9 or 10.

'I worked for an entertainment organisation that takes a crew of people to weddings and stuff.

The hijackers had taken a crew member hostage to force the pilot to fly to an unspecified destination.

It took a crew of women to keep the line moving at the Solber Pupusas stall at a science fair in Queens two weeks ago.