Sentence examples for calling a sky from inspiring English sources

Other new features on the rover will include a new cruise stage to fly the rover out to Mars and new descent-stage technology for landing — including something that JPL is calling a "sky crane" to lower the rover onto the planet's surface.

IT is called a sky anchor, and when folded is about the size and heft of a silk handkerchief.

Instead, Curiosity will be lowered by cable all the way to the ground from the hovering rocket stage in what NASA calls a sky crane maneuver.

Off the master bedroom a walled-in deck, which Mr. Oppenheim calls a "sky garden," provides space for the couple to have a massage or practice yoga.

The film follows him as he tries to realise his 20-year dream of creating what he calls a "sky ladder": a fireworks project that resembles a 500-metre ladder reaching up into the heavens.

Certainly, much is expected from the rover following its successful landing after being lowered to the Martian surface from a giant rocket-powered device called a sky crane on 6 August.

The second CD is devoted to a concept piece called A Sky of Honey in which virtually nothing happens, albeit very beautifully, with delicious string arrangements, hymnal piano chords, joyous choruses and bursts of flamenco guitar: the sun comes up, birds sing, Bush watches a pavement artist at work, it rains, Bush has a moonlight swim and watches the sun come up again.

The unfolding of this bifurcation - called a blue sky catastrophe - provides a reversible and continuous transition between spiking and bursting dynamics.

Every so often, I write what I call a "blue-sky" article, just for fun.

What they call an azure sky.

The Mansions at Acqualina, in Miami, has a duplex penthouse of more than 15,000 square feet that it calls a "mansion in the sky" with 360-degree views.