Sentence examples for by a moon from inspiring English sources
In 1936 he was awarded the Nobel; 10 years later, he produced The Iceman Cometh, followed closely by A Moon for the Misbegotten; both were poorly received.
That is followed by "A Moon to Dance By," by Thom Thomas, starring Jane Alexander, from Nov. 17 through Dec. 13.
Overhead on pergolas hummed a perfumed and bee-patrolled ceiling of pale purple wisteria panicles, and below, steep gardens dropped to a tranquil pool spanned by a moon bridge.
Sometime after reading Arthur C. Clarke's short story "The Sentinel" (1951), Kubrick joined forces with the futurist sci-fi writer to expand on the tale about an artifact left by an ancient intergalactic civilization and its discovery by a Moon explorer from Earth.
But here in Lenox, where for 23 years Tina Packer has turned her drama group, Shakespeare & Company, into one of the intellectual and cultural pillars of Berkshire summers, Shakespeare's words can literally be accompanied by a moon, with a realism that might satisfy even the rudest mechanicals.
If the radius of the Moon's disk is enlarged by 1°, a "Moon circle," C, is obtained that encloses all possible positions of the Moon's disk seen from anywhere on Earth.
The images have a pioneering magic, but not the beauty of the 1968 Earthrise image taken by a moon-orbiting Apollo 8 or the 1972 beauty that became known as the Blue Marble picture of Earth.
The Lunarians are a race of beings originally from a world which was destroyed, becoming the asteroid belt surrounding the Blue Planet, and are identified by a moon-shape crest on their foreheads.
When Bond's cover is blown, he escapes by stealing a moon buggy and reunites with Tiffany.
It is thus conceivable that the major rings were produced by the breakup of a moon the size and composition of Titan.
