Sentence examples for changes of the moon from inspiring English sources

The word "lunatic" (aka "Trump supporter") literally means "moon sick --its victimsick --itscted with a temporary insick --itsendent on the changes of the moon.

No change of the moon could suggest the image of two children with a pail slung over their shoulders.

The changes to the moon are not always obvious.

The penumbral phase of the eclipse changes the appearance of the Moon only slightly and is generally not noticeable.

The lunar surface charges up roughly every 18 years because of changes in the orientation of the moon's orbit.

This was my fourth hour class -- the class that came through for me on those days when all of my other classes were afflicted with that contagious wildness that comes from changes of weather, cycles of the moon, or vast right-wing conspiracies depending on which veteran teacher is doing the talking.

The view of the earth will be changed to a view of the moon.

The "Moon" changes colour in response to the phases of the Moon and tide.

And then four days later, I watched along with hundreds of millions of others around the world as Neil Armstrong took one small step to the surface of the moon and changed the history of the human race.

The influence of the sun and the moon varies with the phases of the moon, with the changes in distance of the moon and sun from the earth, and with the changing position of each in respect to the equator.

A geometric analysis of the moon's orbital changes shows that electrostatic charging of the lunar surface was low during the Apollo era, but it will be high in the second half of the next decade, when various space agencies are planning to send robots and people to the moon, Hapgood reports.