Sentence examples for moon a group from inspiring English sources
At Discovery News, Ray Villard reports on a group of "psychics" that says Apollo 16 astronauts found an alien ship on the moon: A group called Transception Incorporated, self-described as an Austin, Texas based psychic R&D operation, sent a letter to NASA Administrator Charles Bolden that nominates the Apollo 16 crew for the Congressional Space Medal of Honor.
"Before John Glenn orbited the earth, or Neil Armstrong walked on the moon, a group of dedicated female mathematicians known as 'human computers' used pencils, slide rules and adding machines to calculate the numbers that would launch rockets, and astronauts, into space.
Once, just for fun, she took the cartridge out of a marker and colored her entire butt blue, and came in and mooned a group of us while we were playing with dolls.
Visiting on a "blue moon" last year, a group of musicians had been assembled.
Meeting the world's rising energy needs without increasing global warming will require a research effort as ambitious as the Apollo project to put a man on the moon, a diverse group of scientists and engineers is reporting today.
When I got onto George St, they decided to moon a large group of ladies waiting at a traffic light.
There were rumours that he took down his pants and mooned at a group of star-struck teenage girls.
Under a midnight sky with no moon or stars, a group circles a visionary prophet — maybe he is Asa Hawks, from Flannery O'Connor's "Wise Blood".
One of the latest in these creative collaborations is Moon Animate Make-Up!, a group animation collaboration to re-animate an episode of Sailor Moon shot-by-shot in each artist's personal style.
In the film, set on the night of the Apollo 11 moon launch, in 1969, "a group of exiles in the Zambian desert are rushing to launch their rocket first".
Dr. Porco also did a lot of dancing, and played a guitar and sang in the Titan Equatorial Band, a pickup group of scientists and science writers named after a feature on Saturn's largest moon, and later for a group in Tucson called the Estrogens.
