Sentence examples for mean planet of from inspiring English sources
I mean Planet of the Apes, Harry Potter, Batman and Star Wars... bloody hell!" Oldman was referring to his roles in many of the best-known fantasy film sagas of all time.
I mean, Planet of the Apes and Beneath the Planet of the Apes, those movies, I can't tell you how many times I've watched those movies, I love them so much.
DAVID DENBY: With all the billions of digits floating around this summer, a few million have been motion-capatured into coherence, sense, beauty — I mean "Rise of the Planet of the Apes," which I just caught up to late (will review in forthcoming issue) and thought was wonderful.
But words without actions don't mean much on the Planet of Women--we're used to being told that everything's going to be taken care of.
He got into noisy arguments, defending the South, defending war as a means of ridding the planet of the weak, defending nationalism.
Greater fractions of heavy elements mean more rocky planets of greater density, greater amounts of the elements essential to life-as-we-know it, and greater probabilities for complex organic molecules to take place.
The new techniques used on Rise of the Planet of the Apes mean there's much more interaction between the actors than previously, as Serkis explains.
Because there's something innately overwhelming about being put in a position where someone's saying, 'You're the general of the planet of Krypton.' I mean, there's no way to rationalise it.
I mean, we only go around once of this crazy planet of ours once.
That doesn't mean the planet does not exist, Dr. Hatzes wrote, but "in my years of experience in extracting planet signals, this simply does not 'smell' like a real planet".
