Sentence examples for from the threshold of from inspiring English sources

"What is the reason for this?" John Glenn radioed from the threshold of outer space.

Tennyson, master of the one-liners, wrote: "Hope / Smiles from the threshold of the year to come".

The beam is intercepted by an approaching aircraft up to 24 km (15 miles) from the threshold of the runway.

Rods operate over the range from the threshold of vision, when they are receiving about one photon every 85 minutes, to dawn and dusk conditions, when they receive about 100 photons per second.

For vibrancy and intensity of tone, for emotional specificity, variety of color and sense of direction, from the threshold of silence to the most volcanic eruptions, the Vienna performance justifies the sort of critical rapture that began with Mr. Kerner and has seldom flagged since.

Insofar as doctrines and dogmas represent conceptualizations of the human encounter with the divine mystery, they are bound to reflect the interplay of faith and reason in religious experience and to imply some notion of levels and stages in the progress of believers as they move from the threshold of faith toward its fulfillment.

The real challenge over the next 12 to 18 months, the official said, is to prevent Iran from reaching the threshold of nuclear weapons capability.

Off Chitpur Road, a lane takes you to the potters' colony, Kumartoli (ask directions to find your way), a unique open-air workshop where gods and goddesses are molded by hand, traditionally using dust from the thresholds of nearby brothels.

The pattern of permeability distribution in the reservoir resulting from the thresholding of the full wavelet sensitivity matrix is used to determine the neighboring grids that are upscaled.

Crossing the border from Jordan, "at the threshold of Palestine", he must wait for hours at checkpoints where "sweat oozes with sticky insistence" and the air is fried.

No thought was given to the attachments people had to their customary foods, let alone that dietary laws would forbid immigrant Jews from even crossing the threshold of the decidedly non-kosher New England Kitchen.