space shuttle

Preposition: into

• sun: Fly my space shuttle into the sun on my 105th birthday.

Converse of object

• replace: Bucky tube elevators could reach outer space, thereby replacing cumbersome space shuttles.
• see: One was seeing the space shuttle fly over my school, the other was seeing the Challenger disaster on Newsround.

Adjective modifier

• first: American Bonnie, 57, was one of the scientists who worked on the first space shuttle.
• American: An American space shuttle has crashed, killing all the crew, and this flag is lowered in sympathy.

Modifies a noun

• mission: Twenty flights, which include 16 space shuttle missions, have already occurred in the ISS era.
• disaster: The second example concerns the Challenger space shuttle disaster in the ' 80s.
• flight: Twenty years later Columbia took off on the first space shuttle flight.
• launch: The rod strained against the surreal backdrop of the space shuttle launch pads.
• program: His rocket, which reached speeds of 3,500 miles per hour, was the basis of the American space shuttle program.
• image: Nasa World Map Pick a location - see the space shuttle image.