Sentence examples for celestial dust from inspiring English sources

Some writers save every scrap of paper as if it were celestial dust, but that is not necessarily a guarantee that the archive is valuable or even intact.

It is theoretically possible that such a celestial dust devil could produce a large rotation measure — and co-author Betsey Adams of the Netherlands Institute for Radio Astronomy pointed out that optical observations of the FRB's origin indicate it comes from a nursery for newborn stars.

In an accompanying article, the artist recounted her first concert: she performed at the Top of the Standard, in New York, for an A-list crowd before she graduated from F.I.T. Kish's docile, conversational vocal tone, celestial dust beats, and meticulously chic finish made her an overnight darling in the style press.

By that time, some scientists say, the comets could be reduced to celestial dust bunnies.

Mack and colleagues looked at the binary pair of G-class dwarf stars dubbed HD 20781 and HD 20782, which were formed out of the same celestial dust cloud and now both host their own planets: one is circled closely by two Neptune-size planets; a single Jupiter-size planet orbits the other.

If you know what the previous sentence refers to, you might be thinking "fav! fav! fav!" and wishing you could sprinkle this article in a constellation of celestial pixie dust.

Mr. Ashley and his ensemble presented his three most recent operas -- "Dust," "Celestial Excursions" and "Concrete" -- in repertory at La MaMa E.T.C. in 2009.

It is the mark of his achievement that a fast-paced and relentlessly entertaining book should also be so true to the yearnings of those who have seen, shimmering beyond the earthly city of rock and dust, a celestial Jerusalem.

The sky itself is a red-pink color, a celestial phenomenon caused by dust suspended at a high altitude in the planet's atmosphere (and, according to NASA, by the filter combination used).

From its original dust jacket, Celestial Eyes, by Francis Cugat -- brother of musician and bandleader Xavier -- to the rampant colorful images throughout the book, to the overseeing symbolic eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleburg, Gatsby is a book concerned with vision.

New evidence suggests that dust clouds orbiting the celestial objects could be breeding grounds for planets, just like those around true stars.