Sentence examples for eros from from inspiring English sources

Suckley clipped a purplish love poem called "Eros" from a newspaper and pasted it in her diary.

He has made 12,000 overlay "maplets" of Eros from images produced by the NEAR spacecraft at the turn of the century.

"We have seen all of Eros from a variety of orbit distances, taken millions of measurements, and we've answered the biggest questions from when the mission began," he said.

The instrument previously scanned Eros from miles above, scientists said, and now was in a position for a more detailed examination from a couple of feet above the surface.

The robot ship, the first built under NASA's Discovery program for making "faster, cheaper, better" space probes, sent back 10 times as much data as planned, including 160,000 pictures of Eros from various distances.

They include the "Warka Vase," a sacred limestone piece decorated in relief, dating from 3100 B.C.; marble statues of Poseidon, Apollo and Eros from the fabled ruin at Hetra; and a headless statue, covered in inscriptions, of King Entemena of Lagash, from 2400 B.C.

Following the low-altitude flyby, engineers moved the spacecraft into a transition orbit to take it safely away from Eros for the time being.

During the entire play Antony bumbles, invoking first the language of politics and then the language of passion, first the demands of empire and then the glories of Eros, shifting from tragedy to comedy and back again in the space of a few minutes.

An ethics of eros draws from traditions of "othermothering" (Collins 1990), emancipatory discourses of libidinal drives and generative powers (Lorde 2007; Rawlinson 2015), and traditions of cultivating and repairing the social bond (Willett 1995 and 2014).

The prevalence of Ero increased from onset until 2 years and gradually decreased thereafter.

The Igbo people of east-central Nigeria called stinkhorns Ero-mma, from the Igbo words for "mushroom" and "devil".