Sentence examples for constellations which from inspiring English sources

I went to meet Michael because I saw Constellations which he directed.

Once they reach a certain level, players can light different stars in the different constellations, which unlock new abilities.

The Constellations, which Miro completed in Barcelona, were among the first artistic documents to reach America after the war, and were exhibited in New York in 1945.

Nick Payne, the author of Constellations, which began in the Royal Court's 100-seat theatre, transferred to the West End and won the London Evening Standard award for best new play, also reported a slow and patient gestation.

His play "Constellations" (which was staged at the Royal Court, in London, earlier this year, and is being remounted on the West End in November) is a brilliant metaphysical meditation that touches on science, cancer, death, and romance.

Take my introduction to Mr. Payne, "Constellations," which I caught at the Royal Court Theater this year (and which opens for a limited run at the Duke of York's Theater in London in November).

Excluding certain costs, Constellation, which sells Tsingtao beer and Arbor Mist wine, said it earned 44 cents.

Stock in Constellation, which is based in Fairport, N.Y., fell $1.90, to $19.73 a share.

Late each night for about a week, the farmers observe the stars in the Pleiades constellation, which is low on the horizon to the northeast.

The Vampire Lord also has its own perk constellation, which allows players to unlock new abilities through draining the life of opponents.

This world has ended, the novel seems to say, and its inhabitants formed their own constellation, which we will never see.