moon shot , auch: moonshot

One day, he left them loving him for his moon shot.

No Apollo moon shot would have been possible without it.

This goal looks pretty easy to meet; it's no moon shot.

The terrible error of making the Moon shot a circus event.

It was a moon shot, and Strawberry took his time circling the bases.

Let's fix the country the way we fixed up the moon shot."

The next Moon shot is only days away.

There is talk from the White House about a grandiose new moon shot.

"It's like a moon shot where there is a window of opportunity that is going to close," she said.

Most important, making energy independence our generation's moon shot could help inspire more young people to go into science and engineering, which we desperately need.

"They expect to see these moon shots come frequently.

Nobody hit a moon shot off the roof.

Yet what we were witnessing now was incalculably more complex than the Apollo moon shot.

"With the moon shot, money was no object - and all we had to do was get there.

But Smith argues, with some persuasiveness, that the moon shot was not nearly so rational or calculated.

Rabin's article sets off alarms in the Kremlin, which has not yet announced its moon shot.

"I had hoped the Moon shot would take our minds away from the more mundane and temporal problems that have faced us," he told me.

The Moon shot states that Anyone can do anything online in Canada by 2017.

In April, she interrupted her schedule to provide support for the Apollo 16 moon shot.

Ordinary American scientists could not possibly have solved the difficult problems involved in a Moon shot.

I think of Google Books as our moon shot."

The Brennekes had probably made it all the way out through the roof, like moon shots.

They were intended for the ill-fated Soviet N-1 rocket moon shot.

It was from a 1999 appearance at the White House, on the 30th anniversary of the moon shot.

The name is based on "moon shot", Kennedy's target of reaching the moon within the decade.