Sentence examples for earth part from inspiring English sources

Accessible Silicate Earth (part of the silicate Earth from which we can obtain materials for analysis).

OLD SAYBROOK Central Gallery "The Good Earth Part I and II: Artists' Greatest Inspiration," examining the idea of going green.

I was looking at a plant with a spread of leaves; and it seemed suddenly plain that the flower itself was a part of the earth; that a ring enclosed what was the flower and that was the real flower; part earth; part flower.

Rob Lowe will be joined by Pauline Quirke, Mathew Bayton and Paterson Joseph in You, Me & The Apocalypse, about the final days before a comet collides with the Earth, part of a drama slate that also includes Fungus the Bogeyman, co-starring Victoria Wood and Keeley Hawes, and Joanna Scanlan alongside Timothy Spall, and James Nesbitt in Stan Lee's Lucky Man.

Do we owe it to them?' Is restoring a species that humans eliminated from the earth part of our mandate to 'keep' the earth as it was?

It's easily the coldest, most lifeless place on Earth the "on Earth" part being crucial: While the North Pole's ice cap floats on water, the South Pole's sits on rock.

While co-op programs can theoretically steer students to any corner of the earth, part-time internships are limited by geography (read: fewer opportunities at a college in a cornfield) and are more vulnerable to downturns in the economy.

Her eyes flashed with panic as paws and earth parted company and her little legs instinctively reached for the floor.

"My view is the whole proceeding will be snarled up in legal objections of one kind or another and I just really repeat my point: do we want the greatest city on earth, parts of it, to be transformed into a hell of airport noise?

Mark Goldman, National Board Chair Gary Sinderbrand, Chair -Elect Jon Braun, M.D., Chair NSAC National Board of Trustees CCFA MODELL--William D. Since 1945, when Bill Galperin began working for Henry Modell & Company, Bill Modell has been a largerthan-life yet down-to-earth part of the Galperin family.

If some Alpine resorts can feel a bit like a production line of British visitors, from flights to chalets, with solid English spoken from boot hire to après-ski, this felt like a warmly welcoming, down-to-earth part of France.