Sentence examples for extended moon from inspiring English sources
Broadcast with no time delay, it gave the nation the first glimpse of Oasis, Nirvana and L7, whose lead singer Donita Sparks treated the cameras to an extended moon.
Over on ITV, David Frost was fronting an extended "moon party", starring the future Lord Hailsham, Cilla Black, Lulu, Cliff Richard and Peter Cook, and so ill-suited to the moment that the author Ray Bradbury had walked out.
North Korea extended an invite to Moon Saturday to attend a summit in Pyongyang later this year, potentially the first meeting between the countries' leaders since 2007.
An "extended human presence" on the moon (there was no actual mention of a permanently manned moon base) would be established sometime between 2015 and 2020.
The president's goal is not an extended human presence on the moon but the unique capacity to maintain an "extended American presence" there.
If you removed all the DNA from your body and stretched it out, it would extend to the moon and back almost 150,000 times.
They involve an "extended human presence" on the moon, in order to use it as a stepping stone for human missions to Mars and to worlds beyond.
In 1888, Railton Road was extended to the Norwood Road/Half Moon Lane junction and Station Road ceased to exist.
Much of the initial focus is on returning to the moon and staying for extended periods, then going to Mars and eventually elsewhere.
There are also extended passages when the matronly Lepage moons around the stage in powder and mobcap to no obvious purpose, recalling decades-old performances by Lindsay Kemp.
