Sentence examples for trajectory taking from inspiring English sources

By July 2003 energy prices had fallen back to their 2000 levels; Washington reopened the mine just as the price of copper began a trajectory taking it from 80 cents a pound to $1.65 today.

The SpaceShipTwo is intended to be a commercial suborbital tourism vehicle which will carry six passengers on a suborbital ballistic trajectory, taking them up past 50 miles for a few minutes at the edge of space.

The trajectory taken by Iran can also influence the wider Muslim world.

Even if the "soon or never" trajectory takes a little more time than the writer might hope.

In that time, the Djangos' surprise upward trajectory took them from tiny back rooms in the UK, to slots near the top of festival bills.

"Here," Mr. Cornell said, "the sequence of sounds and images depends on the trajectory taken through space, and that depends on the viewer".

There is great black-comic energy in that group relationship and it is a shame that the plot trajectory takes Martin away from them.

Whether or not Winckelmann forced the parallel throughout history is beside the point; his idea of a discernible formal trajectory took hold.

Though Mr. Heaney's trajectory took him far from his Catholic origins, he never fully resisted Catholicism's gravitational pull, never denied its energy.

Rosetta was put into hibernation in June 2011 when its trajectory took it so far from the sun – beyond the orbit of Jupiter – that light reaching its solar panels was too feeble to provide power.

It's fair to say then that his trajectory took something of a left-turn in September, when the Anti-Defamation League made the decision to declare Pepe a hate symbol.