Outing for Neil Armstrong

Usage examples of moonwalk.

There lay Washington Artillery Park and, past that, the Moonwalk overlooking the Mississippi.

Saxophone music from the Moonwalk and jazz from Jackson Square beyond filtered through the sultry, humid August night.

He climbed the steps back to the Moonwalk, made sure nobody was watching, then headed toward the riverboat landing.

It occurred to him that Evelyn was probably wondering whether his moonwalk was a political stunt.

The crowd parted, and he swiveled to a moonwalk, headed toward the bar.

Just remember, I was praying to Jesus all during that moonwalk thing of yours.

He was exploring the parameters of his bubble, which was proving to be about the size of the inflated Moonwalks you can still see at small-town carnivals.

His blue overshoes, still stained dark gray from lunar dust, left crisp Moonwalk footprints in the damp sand of the beach.

J-class missions, with advanced LMs, three-day stays on the surface, long-duration backpacks that would extend each moonwalk to up to seven hours, and electric cars.

Eric watched in disbelief as one boy moonwalked backwards, flipped over into a handstand, then rolled to the concrete in a tight backspin.

Mission planning was a lot more laid-back, compared to the days when moonwalks had been choreographed down to the minute.

I've shown her recordings of the old Apollo Moonwalks, but she doesn't say much.

She'd nearly convinced me that vampires could exist in the same physical reality as moonwalks, quantum physics and William F.

Remember the EMU has been designed for spacewalks in Earth orbit, not for Moonwalks.