Sentence examples for vast spaceship from inspiring English sources

She had recently returned from South Africa where her series, Origin, was being filmed across sprawling sets, including a vast spaceship, for a story about passengers stranded in space with an "alien presence".

Set over several decks of a vast spaceship, this stylistically ingenious puzzle shooter put the player in control of a weedy robot, looking to destroy all the other droids roaming the craft's many rooms and corridors.

Neither is it set in a horrifying future: Morten Tyldum's film, which debuts in December, will take place entirely on board a vast spaceship heading off to a new human homeworld.

In the standalone Ancestral Machines (Orbit, £9.99), Lieutenant Commander Samantha Brock accompanies a wisecracking AI to an exotic megastructure known as the Great Harbour of Benevolent Harmony, a 50,000-year-old macro-engineering project consisting of over 300 worlds travelling through hyper-space like a vast spaceship.

While in 1334 BC Egypt with Queen Nefertiti, after an unseen adventure, the Doctor receives a call from the "Indian Space Agency" in 2367 AD about a vast spaceship which will crash into Earth in six hours.

The best-known example is Arthur C. Clarke's "Rendezvous With Rama," Rama being a huge spaceship of unknown provenance that passes through the solar system without divulging its purpose to the humans who dare to explore its vast interior.

LONDON — Enveloped in a warm, glimmering haze, the Olympic Stadium looks like a vast, silvery spaceship come to unlikely rest in the working-class East End.

However, when vast alien spaceships suddenly position themselves above Earth's principal cities, the space race is halted forever.

The inhabitants of the Whorl, a vast self-contained spaceship on a mission to a distant star, have truly lost their bearings.

Researchers worked out more than 50 years ago that sunlight could power a space mission, and by 1989 had calculated that solar radiation alone could slowly accelerate a spaceship with vast lightweight sails – and no fuel to carry – to 100kms a second: faster than any spacecraft so far.

Apple's "spaceship", a vast watchstrap fashioned like a flying saucer, has already attracted the moniker of 'death star' from the unkind.