Sentence examples for the rocket of from inspiring English sources
The artillery duels unfold in a desultory way, with the rocket of one matched by the shell of another.
The adaptation of the steam engine to railways became a commercial success with the Rocket of English engineer George Stephenson in 1829.
Morgan roguishly flirts with Meg and invites the couple to the ritzy launch party for his latest shallow work of pop philosophy, an event that lights the blue touchpaper under the rocket of their marital despair.
The nu-bro has ridden the rocket of alt around the sun, gone where no man has gone before, only to become so advanced that he ended up in the exact same spot that he started out at, with a bonus sense of superiority about liking all the same stuff that everyone else likes.
Cut out fins for the rocket out of cardboard (optional).
Mr. Lin has signed with the Rockets of Houston, which is in no way to be confused with Houston Street.
The rockets, of a type known as Qassam-1, are very inaccurate and have a range of about 2.5 miles.
These are the patches of ground that were disturbed by the rockets of the skycrane at the moment of touchdown.
The Falcons' main rivals are the Rockets of the University of Toledo.
How many civilian casualties are 'not disproportionate to' the value of avoiding the rocketing of Tel Aviv ..
Khrushchev added to this misapprehension by stating in an October 1957 interview that the USSR had all the rockets, of whatever capacity, that it needed.
