Sentence examples for from another space from inspiring English sources

The vocals seem to emerge from another space than the music, a deeper, darker, even stranger, realm of the imagination.

By noon, protesters had streamed into the square from all directions under cold, cloudy skies to reinforce the vibrancy of a movement swept last month from another space, Zuccotti Park, and signal a resolve against ecclesiastical leaders resisting their wish to set up an encampment on property owned by the venerable Episcopal church.

What outbursts come from another space, a place of jealousy or envy or anger or resentment?

Inspired by science fiction and Afrofuturism, it's a fascinating, often disorientating journey through the mind of a man who, like his hero Sun Ra, may just be from another space and time.

To see Coleman in action watch this amazing duet from space (another space first) with Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson.

And, more romantically, robotic probes travel throughout the solar system, orbiting and landing on other planets.Many forecasters, though, think that most of the near-term growth in space launches will come from another source: space tourism.

A.: Heaven is 28,000 light-years from Earth, according to another space probe.

"I've always been interested in making a piece of work that would talk about this oscillation effect of people who move from one space to another space, and can never properly return back to that space.

Then we heard that police were outside the front door, and witnesses from another loft space in the building reported seeing police attack a man from the party, Bruce Buck, who had tried to return to retrieve his coat.

In the Third Letter to Clarke (G 7 364), Leibniz maintains that "without the things placed in it, one point of space does not absolutely differ in any respect whatsoever from another point of space".

They explain that Stevens has zapped in from another time and space through a software program called Source Code and will keep returning to the train — where he'll continue to blow up — until he finds the bomber.