Sentence examples for beyond the ring of from inspiring English sources
The impact of new archaeological discoveries has generated interest beyond the ring of specialists.
Amid the stunning sporting action nagging concerns kept pricking the Olympic bubble from beyond the ring of steel.
And while the wines can differ significantly depending on where along the Loire the grapes are grown and by whom they are tended, only Vouvray has achieved any sort of name recognition beyond the ring of worshipers.
Conversely, some of the older suburbs have replicated the inner-city pattern of aging structures, obsolete industrial buildings, and social problems, while the outward shift of jobs has accelerated the dispersal of residential development far beyond the ring of old industrial towns.
Beyond the ring of listeners up close, the din kept up, as people tuned in for a moment or two, and then, perhaps in disbelief that such a party, in Hollywood, in 2017, had been taken over by a white guy with an acoustic guitar, began to feel free to ignore him.
Beyond the ring of eight miles, around this new urban figure in the making, the suburb lives very well.
(B ) Thon rings are visible well beyond 4 Å−1 resolution in the power spectrum of the micrograph shown in (A ).
In recent years, working with a team led by Jay Pasachoff at Williams College and others, Dr. Elliot and his collaborators at M.I.T. turned their attention to the ring of small bodies beyond Neptune known as the Kuiper Belt.
Meanwhile, Right Stuff-style pilot-turned-farmer Cooper Matthew McConaugheyy) is prompted by ghostly forces to lead an exploratory mission through a wormhole beyond the rings of Saturn, abandoning his family in search of a future for all humanity.
That year, the International Astronomical Union reclassified Pluto a dwarf planet, since it shares orbital space with lots of other objects out in the Kuiper Belt, the ring of icy bodies beyond Neptune.
Visitors inside the Digital Dome will feel as though they are soaring through space as they travel beyond the Milky Way, stopping at the rings of Saturn, supernovas, the Orion nebula, the Andromeda Galaxy and a black hole.
