Sentence examples for your capsule from inspiring English sources

With each click of a mouse — which might be a slight struggle to find on your real desk, since you can no longer see the real world — your capsule wends on a predetermined course through the solar system, stopping over each planet and notable moon in turn.

After a couple of days in orbit, your capsule will dock with the ISS and you'll get to spend more than a week on board.

Once your capsule speed has reduced to a more reasonable 7.5km per second, you could jettison the Hiad and safely parachute to splashdown.

From there, you log in to your Capsule account (on either web or iOS) and designate a time and place that you'd like to have your medication dropped off.

Smith says this point was illustrated by a cartoon drawn by a Nasa engineer in 1966: "It shows the difference between being rescued from your capsule by the navy, as you're floating in the ocean surrounded by sharks, versus the cool pilot that gets to just walk out onto the runway and step into a convertible with a pretty girl at the wheel".

If budget is a significant constraint when designing your capsule wardrobe, frequent thrift stores, consignment shops, or plan a clothing swap with your close friends to exchange items that still have life in them, but have worn their owner's welcome.

But club members also face a choice: buy your capsules from Nespresso – or your expensive machine become defunct.

The ideal treatment would be an isolated mixture of helpful bacteria: "You could just go to your refrigerator and grab your capsules and tell them to take a few".

Then there are your pills and your capsules, like Green Beans and Pink Panthers, which Jim later admits play havoc with your prostate.

As the company explains, Your Time Capsule will gather together the 30 most nostalgic tracks from your teens and early twenties, in order to create what it calls "the soundtrack for a trip down memory lane".

Now that people at the top of their fields willingly subject themselves to such cramped quarters just to be in a trendy city like San Francisco, does that mean the definition of "upper class" will soon be determined not just by your neighborhood or block but by the spatial dimensions of your living capsule?