Sentence examples for moon a new from inspiring English sources

Once in a blue moon, a new artist emerges who simply takes over, in utterly decisive and undeniable fashion.

In the long discussion of water on the Moon, a new study contradicts some recent reports that say the Moon had water at the time of its formation.

Photo: Celia Fushille-Burke and James Strong of Smuin Ballet in "Fly Me to the Moon," a new ballet to Frank Sinatra recordings.

Cernan is talking about The Last Man on the Moon, a new documentary that gives the naturally reticent astronaut, now 82, a chance to tell his story.

They hold ceremonies at the chambers because of their astronomical alignment and the belief that they may have been used by ancient Celts, said Lady Lorraine, who owns Dancing Moon, a New Age shop in Carmel.

They will be performing scenes from "A Blessing on the Moon," a new opera by the New York composer Andy Teirstein, based on Joseph Skibell's 1997 magical-realist novel of the same name.

If you were a hunter gatherer, you'd want to be out there on a full moon, not a new moon.

Combined with ocean tides, which squeeze and relax the ground, this can change radon emissions during a full moon and a new moon by up to 46%.

Pearson recommends setting up long exposures during the blue hour, which is right after sunset, during a full moon, or a new moon when the sky is the darkest.

What he sees, when he goes to the moon, is a new vision of his own backyard.

A potential energy source for life appears to be common on Jupiter's icy moon Europa, a new study suggests.