Sentence examples for the very stratosphere from inspiring English sources

The whole thing came about because I thought I would be able to take HBO's money and make a pilot, which would catapult me into the very stratosphere of feature-film directing.

The mission, sponsored by the British technology development company QinetiQ, would have carried pilots Andy Elson and Colin Prescot from their launch off the coast of Cornwall to the very top of the stratosphere in a bid to break the 41-year-old altitude record.

And while the work of these artists could be intellectualized into the stratosphere, it is no coincidence that their success is due in large part to the very simple, very intuitive deliciousness of their works: Paint thick as frosting.

Nichols raised the bar into the stratosphere with his very first film, an adaptation of Edward Albee's vinegar-sharp relationship satire.

The winds in the stratosphere, where the balloons will fly, are, as the name suggests, stratified.

To float in the stratosphere with very thin air density, the airship needs to be designed with envelope materials that are extremely light, flexible and of high strength.

The boundary between the troposphere and the stratosphere.

In contrast, the disks would block the sun above the stratosphere and avoid that danger.

Unlike the situation in the stratosphere, vertical air currents in the mesosphere are not strongly inhibited.

Citing the idea that the huge volumes of sulphur gases expelled by the volcano might have created a 5,000m tonne load of sulphuric acid aerosols in the stratosphere, forming a very effective sun-block, the authors envisaged a bitter "Toba Winter" following the eruption, with global temperatures plummeting by 3-5C.

The winds in the stratosphere and mesosphere are usually estimated from temperature data collected by satellites.