Sentence examples for turned space from inspiring English sources

Mal (Nathan Fillion) is a former idealist rebel against intergalactic tyranny, turned space pirate captain.

It was, of course, the Soviets' surprise launch of Sputnik that turned space exploration, manned and unmanned, into the Cold War's second, celestial front, a peaceful competition more attractive than the ongoing ballistic one.

Genre-scrambling by a visiting theater company served a more noble purpose in "Good Little Soldier," a performance by the Australian company Animal Farm Collective that I saw for 15 euros in Radialsystem V, a pumping station turned "space for arts and ideas" on the Spree River.

Since then, the Hubble repairs and on-budget missions to Mars have turned space science "into one of NASA's crown jewels," NASA administrator Dan Goldin said in a statement.

That's what turns space into place".

They turn space into a walk-in cat's cradle.

Some Americans are questioning the cost of turning space fantasies into reality.

They cite photographs of a recently well-cleared stretch of road in a remote rural area near the Senegal border, complete with turning space for small planes.

We Europeans will turn space into a secular idea of heaven: Champagne, caviar and freshly laundered linen napkins on the headrests.

The IMPA workers have even voted to turn space that was not being used into a neighborhood cultural and arts center.

This turns space and time into a lattice of points.