Sentence examples for constellations from from inspiring English sources

In the evenings, Chung used a telescope to study the night sky, identifying constellations from ancient Chinese astronomical maps.

Joe DiMaggio flew T.W.A. Constellations from New York to Los Angeles to visit his wife, Marilyn Monroe.

At La Florida, some trees bleed red sap, and the equatorial night skies offer constellations from both hemispheres.

Compared with all other possible constellations from Germany's political scene, Ms. Merkel said nevertheless that the current government of conservatives and economic liberals had the most in common.

Look out for dance-theatre piece Constellations from Spain; magic-inspired The Great Illusionist from The Netherlands; and Broken Dreams from Belgium, which offers a repair service for your unfulfilled dreams.

We knew that the air rising from dirt and pine needles outside the five boroughs just had to be cooler, and we wanted our daughter to get used to seeing whole constellations from beneath tall trees.

It essentially ran over the Constellation from behind as the T.W.A. pilots banked left to avert contact.

Newsmen, posted at LaGuardia Field got a tip from the public-relations man that a 7-year-old mother was coming in or a Constellation from Paris, with….

He set up camp with a team of investigators who found a wingtip from the DC-7 with material from the rear bathroom of the Constellation wedged in it, showing that it had struck the Constellation from behind.

The New Yorker, November 20 , 1948P. 31 Newsmen, posted at LaGuardia Field got a tip from the public-relations man that a 7-year-old mother was coming in or a Constellation from Paris, with her infant child.

Newsmen, posted at LaGuardia Field got a tip from the public-relations man that a 7-year-old mother was coming in or a Constellation from Paris, with her infant child.